The Rolling Stones' Angie: First Reaction! "OK NOW..."

[@gaylemitchell5881]

Wild Horses is another beautiful song

[@JBAKER97]

Love this song. Wild Horses and Moonlight Mile are beautiful also.

[@earlymorningtwilight9119]

Favorite Stones song

[@hollydeitrick2515]

This one, and Ruby Tuesday.

[@jeffgale5307]

Michelle - The Beatles Melissa - The Allman Brothers Angie - The Stones Loved them all since 64

[@Boatzilla2]

That's my list! 😜

[@keymack2477]

A couple of buddies and I drove about 100 miles to see the Stones in 81 and it was a great concert. My only regret was they never did "Angie" or "Wild Horses"! Favourite song with a female in the title? Off the top of my head I'd have to say "Julia" by The Beatles.

[@joesmith6357]

When music was magical. Todays music is a shell of the groups of the 60's, 70's, and 80😥😥

[@robertpetre9378]

There are still some incredible bands out there. You just have to look for them, unfortunately.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

@@robertpetre9378 yeah this!

[@Bekka_Noyb]

you should check out Band Maid & The Warning

[@SebastienT]

Suzanne - Leonard Cohen Visions of Johanna - Bob Dylan Sara - Bob Dylan Martha - Tom Waits Naima - John Coltrane (no lyrics, but what a trip. Masterpiece) Eleanor Rigby - The Beatles The Wind Cries Mary - Jimi Hendrix Peg - Steely Dan You'll have to listen to these at some point in your journey into music.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

ooh I 2nd Sara! Amazing song!

[@briangbv1]

One of my favorite piano recordings of all time. Pure gold. Song is 🔥

[@cletus1n3]

This has always been one of my favorite Stones songs...

[@Zampano2]

"Dear Prudence" by the Beatles is a beautiful song...

[@joesmith6357]

@@Zampano2 masterpiece, like all beatles songs

[@robertbootier8223]

True story.

[@JeffTiberend]

Love this song and the story behind it.

[@scott3744]

One of my favorites...

[@jibbityjibbs7466]

Mick Jagger is an unstoppable force of a front man. He is definitely one of a kind!!! 💜🤘

[@jeffhunterjeffries3685]

Got to give mick credit best frontsman in rock

[@jeffhunterjeffries3685]

Yu take all the greats as a opinion the man he still going

[@joecina559]

My favorite Stones song.

[@shawnk7832]

Angie is my fave song by the Stones ❤

[@AP-gb3eh]

Gorgeous piano with subtle strings ❤ This was the breakup song of my adolescence. If you like this then definitely “Wild Horses”

[@cliffhughes6010]

Nicky Hopkins is the king of session pianists

[@stephenreiner1523]

When this song came out It was unlike any other song from the Rolling Stones I have ever heard. That and Waiting on a Friend sealed the deal for me.

[@hudahekizzy8402]

Beautiful song. Nikki Hopkins on the piano is the unsung hero here. Oh and some brilliant orchestration as well.

[@tcspur1]

Nicky was a genius. There's a new documentary about him out now they everyone who's interested in music should watch 👍

[@jeanniedebartolo5965]

My fav Rolling Stones is Wild Horses ❤

[@Dr_Bombay]

this album is so underrated. This and Wild Horses, and Dancing with Mr. D... just love it. This is one of my all-time favorite Stones songs.

[@MatthewC137]

Rick Beato's perfect song

[@SEG1200S]

Worth listening to 70's stones.. they showed how they could evolve.. beast of burden, emotional rescue, waiting on a friend, miss you

[@KimLong-v4i]

Seriously? Those are not the best stones songs .

[@ballater99]

Great song! I love “Wild Horses” and especially “You Got The Silver” which is FANTASTIC!!

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

Still my favorite Stones song, 50 years later.

[@Philliben1991]

Some people say 'Angie' I over played but how can something that sounds like this be over played?

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

@@Philliben1991 It was a FM radio staple.

[@goosebump801]

“Angie” “Wild Horses” “Moonlight Mile” “Love In Vain” “Jigsaw Puzzle” (plus “Country Honk” and “Dead Flowers” in a more humorous vein) all have a similar vibe, while remaining unique. Rolling Stones 1969-1974 ftw 🙌💯

[@dianasheart]

Angie, As Tears Go By, You Can't Always Get What You Want are my favorite Stones, and among my favorite songs ever. In my teens I began hearing them and saw them on Ed Sullivan Show. Name songs, Diana, My Diane, Mrs Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter (my maiden name)

[@Heartstrings_Skyla]

Love this track. Eric Clapton, Layla.

[@lynnanderson5114]

Melissa by the Allman Brothers is beautiful and one of my all time favorite songs!! ❤

[@jacqueline4514]

YES! I'm so excited that you are experiencing the many sides of the Rolling Stones; they are the band that has a song for every mood/feel, across eras. This is definitely a powerhouse ballad song. A song that I can barely get through since the death of my father is "WILD HORSES"; please consider reacting to that one as well. ❤

[@Fuphyter]

As a massive Stones fsn in HS as a 1975 grad. This song is great! I love them prior to their LP "Some Girls". Music is the universal language.

[@Jkh59]

Nicky Hopkins on piano

[@ronaldstokes4841]

Poetry set to music. Polo, you're right... music soothes the soul. So cool to hear you say that you got it Thanx. By th' way... this jus' shows us the range of the Stones. One minute you're dancin' in the aisles, nex' song you're cryin' in your seat.

[@livefree607]

"Girl with far away eyes" by The Rolling Stones. Mind you, it's country influenced. From what I gather, Mick and Keith are big country fans.

[@billschafer9668]

The pre-1980 Stones are the best in my opinion. The album that Angie is on is a banger - Goats Head Soup released in 1973.

[@debbers]

Did you know there was no video or even an album cover showing during this song? They do a live performance that is so awesome you wouldn't believe it was live! But it is! You can find it on their page, and it is marked by a yellow 45 rpm record, it has a live performance behind the record!

[@paulschuyler2320]

Wife here. Keith Richard wrote Angie for his daughter. Stones sooo many great songs! Enjoy the ride.

[@myfavoritedream2149]

Keith wrote Wild Horses for his daughter. This is about Angie Bowie.

[@dazed-n-confused6439]

Angie is my favourite stones song!!! All you have to do is change Angie to the name of the one that slipped out of your life and that will make it a very heart wrenching relatable song 💔 Miss you Laura still luv ya!!!😢

[@unfilthy]

Angie, Layla and Suzanne come to mind.

[@robertpetre9378]

I love everything about this song from the chord progression to the singing to the sentiment. It’s a very beautiful breakup song.

[@gulliver3103]

Annie's Song by John Denver is a beautiful song written for a woman.

[@ecnoto]

Loved this. Please more Stones ♡

[@dylanroberts4721]

Wild horses, emotional rescue

[@Mingus8]

The piano in this one is brilliant. They had one of the best studio pianists during the 60s.

[@davidmaholchic6146]

Best vocal ever of all time love it love you

[@lina808waterwings]

Rolling Stone working the work. As always they deliver. Fortunate to have been at their concerts Steel Wheels tour. Anyone recall their tours?

[@chrisbaker3458]

Simon and Garfunkel - Cecilia

[@scott3744]

This song is from the album Goats Head Soup (1973). Many people would say the Rolling Stones peak musical era was from 1968 to around 1973: Beggars Banquet LP (1968) Let it Bleed LP (1969) Sticky Fingers LP (1971) Exile on Main St. LP (1972) Goats Head Soup LP (1973) Add in the album 'It's Only Rock 'n Roll' (1974), 'Some Girls' (1978) and 'Tattoo You' (1981) and you have most of their best, excluding the early years (1964-1967). 'Some Girls' has the Rolling Stones' classic song 'Beast of Burden'. 'Tattoo You' was sort of a throwback album, as Wikipedia notes: "Tattoo You is an album primarily composed of outtakes from previous recording sessions, some dating back a decade, with new vocals and overdubs." The Tattoo You album opens with the song 'Start Me Up', and closes with the classic 'Waiting on a Friend'. The Rolling Stones early years (1964-1967) before the album *Beggars Banquet* were great too. Lots of great songs, including some non-album singles (a couple of them included below) that are all-time classics: Time is on My Side (1965) Heart of Stone (1965) Get Off of My Cloud (1965) As Tears Go By (1965) Play with Fire (1965) (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (1965) Mother's Little Helper (1966) 19th Nervous Breakdown (1966) Paint it Black (1966) Under My Thumb (1966) Ruby Tuesday (1967) Let's Spend the Night Together (1967) Jumpin' Jack Flash (1968) Honkey Tonk Women (1969) You really can't go wrong with the Rolling Stones, from 1964 to at least 1981 👍😁

[@bookjeannie]

Your explanation of music is why music is my first love!

[@loridyndorcurtiss]

It was originally speculated that Mick wrote the song about Angie Bowie when she was married to David but Mick disputed that in later years saying that Keith wrote the lyrics.

[@laurahatzes6964]

A perfect song from them. Rolling Stones are top notch. Great reaction!

[@bobdelp2023]

OHHHHH YEAH POLO😊, MY FAVORITE STONES SONG FOR MORE THAN ( 50 ) YEARS NOW! ❤👍JUST SOMETHINGGG ABOUT IT I GUESS, IT'S JUST SO GOOD!

[@hollydeitrick2515]

Mick Jagger in his prime was *painfully* beautiful.

[@margaretarchambault6139]

Classic - 1973 ❤

[@edwardmeradith2419]

Great to watch you hear this for the first time. And I hadn’t heard it for decades- great commentary too🍷

[@boroblueyes]

In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, Allman Brothers Band

[@1plus99trailer]

Well said.

[@Jude_196]

SO LOVE THE STONES!!!

[@KennyCamaro2364]

Check out Wild Horses Polo another great ballad by the Stones

[@trishriley9681]

❤❤❤ This was the first 45 record that I bought for myself. I was about 10. I felt so grown! If you haven't, please check out the B side of it, "Far Away Eyes". It's different for them. Thank you for the entertainment and company Polo.❤️🍀✌️

[@mikefox6631]

Great reaction! "Layla" is agreat one to check out with alot of history behind the song. Peace!

[@Bekka_Noyb]

One of the best sad love songs ever made! dbl ♥

[@astonsfan]

Sway ,Winter, Moonlight Mile, Memory Motel, Fool to Cry, etc. This band has a ton of great songs that will move you.

[@DonnaVito-dv6ek]

I was in 7th grade when this came out. 70s music was the best 60s to

[@oldsoulsheart]

The piano in this song breaks me.

[@classiclife7204]

Their biggest hit. Poverty overcomes love.

[@steverusso177]

A favorite. Love the slow Rolling Stones stuff. Try "Dead Flowers"

[@brianmcafee2269]

You're one of the best as far as I've concerned as somebody who watches KZbin and appreciates music.And what you're saying and stuff like that awesome job awesome job bro.Keep it up

[@cozyhaven6835]

"Valerie" by Amy Winehouse is amazing. Definitely one of my faves.

[@MrYossarianuk]

She covered it.. but did it so well

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

Pure Prairie League ANGEL, my favorite PPL song.

[@bobdelp2023]

OH GEEEZZZ POLO LOL😊, THAT'S A GR8888 ONE AND IT WOULD BE BY ( ELTON )💯AND HE HAD SEVERAL : LITTLE JEANIE, AMY, ISLAND GIRL, NIKITA, ALL THE GIRLS LOVE ALICE, HOW'S THATTTT FOR STARTERS POLO! 👍HEY POLO, HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON TO YOU & YOURS! STAY GOOD 😊

[@MaryBlasnig]

Maria Maria - Santana

[@cartercarter645]

Really Great reaction - so glad you feel the deeper emotion. My Favorite songs with a Name is Althea by the Grateful Dead and Jane by Jefferson Starship - both intense - mucho recommend to you 🎸

[@coopm3087]

There are so many you are right here are 3 I really enjoy Lucy in the sky with diamonds(either by Beatles or Elton John) Cecilia (Simon and Garfunkel) Mary Jane's last dance(Tom Petty) Loving the reactions!!!♥️

[@brendareum3771]

Try ‘Someone Saved My Life Tonight’ by Elton John. Keep yup the good work Polo!

[@ScottJacobsen-tj7fh]

I liked the sticky fingers album - miss you! And brown sugar

[@deanroddey2881]

Jagger and Richards were big fans of country music, and of course the whole band were huge blues fans, so you often got that really appealing country-blues vibe from them.

[@yenlard6683]

Sister Morphine is the one to hear ! 🎧

[@galumpher8107]

Proud Mary

[@davisworth5114]

The Stones were never the same after Brian Jones left, his lyricism and facility on a variety of instruments were irreplaceable. Listen to his recorder on "Ruby Tuesday". You need to react to the songs from "Out of Our Heads" to understand the genesis of the Stones, they began as a blues band. Enjoy your reactions.

[@joesmith6357]

Along with wild horses

[@Gordy63]

I beg to differ. I think the Mock Taylor years are by far their best work. Taylor’s clean and more intricate guitar work complemented Keith Richard’s grittier style so perfectly.

[@azizmooshoolov2308]

1969-74. Mick Taylor years. Arguably the best pure rock n roll ever made. Period.

[@joesmith6357]

@azizmooshoolov2308 allman brothers , Derrick and the domino's best live albums ever

[@Gordy63]

@@joesmith6357 Great live work for sure, but for me the best live records are: Stones - Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out, Skynyrd - One More From the Road, and Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous.

[@l.sueszabo9618]

Sister Morphine is a haunting tune from the Stones that you gotta hear.

[@MikeOstrowski-iq8wf]

…….this track is from (1973) off the album Goats Head Soup. 51 years old. ❤️🔥🎸 “My Sharona” “Whole lotta Rosie” “Gloria” 🤣😂🤣 The Doors version.

[@davidphillips7255]

Has to be Lola by the Kinks. It's a hoot!

[@debbers]

"Edna Burgoo" is my favorite song with a woman's name in the title! It's a song about the underdog getting the last laugh! By Jeannie C. Riley!

[@RadCenter]

Jagger and Richards have been together in this band for 62 years! You should check out some early videos of Mick onstage. He's the very definition of "rock star."

[@pureenergy5136]

Nice one🥰

[@johnp8424]

wasn't this when Angie caught him and her old man David Bowie in a compromising situation? killer tune! Nicky Hopkins on piano...🏆

[@larsbonzai]

I havr waited spong for someone to react to this song!!

[@scotteustice6230]

Angie is my Fav stones song. ......Maggie May by Rod Stewart

[@freeforever6971]

Thumbs up!

[@normkevers5132]

Sweet Lady Genevieve, The Kinks

[@willowtreepreschool4862]

Check out “Rubys Arms” by Tom Waits, truly a gorgeous love ballad!

[@matthewwilliams8606]

Great song with a woman's name is Elvis Costello 'Alison'. I'm confident you'd love it.

[@1satisfiedmind]

Song came out when I was in the 8th grade. It crushed me in the same way Harry Nilson's "Without You " ( covered by Mariah Carey).

[@bethscott4330]

I’m not a Kiss fan, but my name is Beth and they have a song titled Beth. It’s so different than their typical vibe.

[@paulburton5150]

“Angelina” is a great deep cut from Dylan.

[@KARENCOGS]

Maggie May. Rod Stewart!

[@shawnk7832]

Back in 2003 i accidentally chose to Karaoke Angel by Aerosmith when I wanted this song. I wasn't ready. All the young white ladies loved it, but I much prefer this song. Both good songs.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Here's another one: "Time Waits For No One."

[@Britbabe53]

Josie - Steely Dan

[@tomaszg.8167]

And Aja 😉

[@michaelearly8097]

Goats head soup was released in 1973, remastered in 2009

[@debbers]

Hey Polo!

[@Tolemac7]

Hey Polo ~ Check out Wild Horses and Miss You. Two very different Stones songs I know you'll appreciate.