The Rolling Stones - 'Angie' Reaction!

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

Their ballad Wild Horses is legendary

[@markthompson7983]

Some other great Stones' songs - "Heartbreaker" w/Billy Preston on keys. "Miss You" is funky as hell. "B*tch" is a thumpy banger. "Midnight Rambler" is swampy. "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", is great bluesy jam.

[@tonygrohovsky1328]

all of that!

[@christianmarler2253]

My favorite is "Monkey Man," but there's a mile-long list of great ones.

[@kurtmontas5439]

You should check out "Waiting On A Friend." They have a catalog of ballads.

[@Johonnac]

Love the video ❤

[@glennsmith8390]

Al odf them suck too.

[@alanjollimore4035]

63 years.......they've made almost every sound you can imagine.

[@a.bertasso1298]

Wild Horses is another great slow one by the Stones. Haven’t heard Angie in ages. And really enjoyed your take on it 😊

[@Cheshirecat1956]

Wild Horses is a beautiful love song.

[@neverettebrakensiek8771]

@@Cheshirecat1956 I second that !

[@keelsmac01]

One of my fav stones songs. Love it!

[@simonesays7222]

If you liked this one, you will definitely like Wild Horses. Also a slow song, and so beautiful. My favourite Stones song.

[@leannmiller7153]

Love the Stones, love Angie.

[@carol-mariefleming8689]

One of my favorite Stones songs....just love it.

[@angiemaney761]

Woo! My song!!! Thanks Pops for the suggestion!!!! This song is the only reason why I quit hating my name!!!

[@mattjohn4731]

Nice. Did you know Angie was David Bowie's wife back then?

[@philipmccarthy6175]

One of Jagger's best vocal performances.

[@KathleenMcCormickLCSWMPH]

I’ll never forget driving down to the town of Woodstock from Albany with this on the radio. A very evocative song…. I’d suggest No Expectations and As Tears Go By as other ballads to check out.

[@sanpaku6869]

And on piano Nicky Hopkins

[@mikemckool6645]

Tons of great Stones' deep tracks..."Jivin' Sister Fanny", "Winter", "Memory Motel", "100 Years Ago", etc... Great reaction, guys! Thanks.

[@thelasticonoclast9467]

The Rolling Stones considered themselves an R&B act, at least in the early years. They were inspired by the US R&B music the same way Led Zeppelin was inspired by US Delta blues. Fun fact: Playboy magazine used to list their top picks for bands in various genres every year, and the Stones won the R&B category more than once in the 70’s.

[@Gordy63]

You ABSOLUTELY must review Sympathy for the Devil, Gimme Shelter, You Can’t Always Get What You Want, Wild Horses, and SO many more classics from the Stones - best band in rock and roll history! 🤘

[@douglasg.9271]

My first slow dance was to this song. ❤

[@sylvialopez5928]

Omg back in the day. Bad memories but there was light at the end ❤ I survived❤

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

My wife hates Angie, so I sing it to her when she's mad at me. You guys really have to hear Can't You Hear Me Knockin by the Rolling Stones. Such a great song.

[@kierstenridgway4634]

Hate is a strong emotional reaction to this song. But it sounds like something I woukd do. 😂 I do like to poke the bear.

[@vespoint]

I hated it when it came out, probably because they played it constantly on the radio. Now it’s one of my favorites.

[@jimnicosia5934]

My favorite Stones record. It showed that Keith could really play the guitar.

[@JamesJohnson-ig6of]

HEY GUYS!! FIRST COMMENT! And "THANX" for your reply! Glen Campbell passed a few years ago; in his last days he suffered with dementia. But he never lost his talent making music with his guitar! (The Rolling Stones have become timeless and ageless to boot!!😊)

[@wentibbetts7833]

Rumored that Jagger penned this about David Bowie's 1st wife. "Wild Horses" is beautiful. "Gimme Shelter" is my fav, but there are so many hits: "Sympathy for the Devil," "Painted Black," "Brown Sugar," "B*tch," "Shattered," "Miss You," "Start Me Up" to name a few. Enjoy this deep deep rabbit hole. ✌🏽 Edit: If you can get a hold of a video from way back where Stones perform live "Sympathy for the Devil," it's very much the Stones and rock back in the day. I believe they did some circus themed show or similar. 👌🏽

[@sukie584]

The rumored part was discounted years ago especially as this is mostly a Keith song…

[@BeeGee56]

Keith has said he wrote this song about his daughter Angela

[@NZLatic]

The Stones had the ability to write some absolutely bangers. Fool To Cry is another fantastic ballad where Mick’s vocals really stand out

[@hog7203]

One of my favorites.

[@StevenMichals0812]

The Stones had some great slow songs. One of the earliest ones they wrote for Marianne Faithful, and they also had their own version. It's called "As Tears Go By."

[@TeresaMount-t9o]

Beautiful song by the Stones, very different. Thank you

[@sicmuvva11]

Moonlight Mile is a lovely slow song great reaction guys!

[@svtinker]

Rolling Stones- Honky Tonk Women

[@stephenhuber1219]

Under My Thumb, Fool To Cry, Ruby Tuesday, Far Away Eyes

[@JamesJohnson-ig6of]

The Stones, "Exile on Main Street" is a Double album set with nearly all releasable tracks! Songs like "TUMBLING DICE". And my favorite "SWEET VIRGINIA". And sooo many others!

[@AtticusZhivago]

I am a huge Stones fan, and Exile on Main St. is the cream of the crop (along with Sticky Fingers and Let it Bleed). "Tumbling Dice" are "Let it Loose" are my favorites, but the whole album is utterly fantastic!

[@josephclarke4244]

So correct, guys, anyone can identify with the multitude of emotions 😢. When the lyric "with no money in our coat" as you said, every young couple in love can feel that lyric, it's a point in every relationship when the voice in the back of your mind asks yourself (what am I doing here?"

[@NickS-zv7py]

Love the fact that you guys get to hear a song that’s been around for decades…in a way I envy you!

[@davidburton9136]

Great reaction to one of the Stones great ballads. I really recommend "Wild Horses", another great ballad with a country influence, for a reaction. Shout out to the late, great Nicky Hopkins on piano on Angie, and SO many more great Stones songs. He was the absolute king of piano session men, appearing on over 200 albums. He played with the Who, the Stones, the Kinks, and the Beatles, as well as with each Beatle individually. And many, many more! And he was crucial to SO MANY great songs...he was always more than just sitting in, he was creating, and he was an absolutely brilliant musician. By all accounts a great person too. Every rock fan should know his name. RIP

[@Philby17]

Nice reaction. A couple of songs by the Rolling Stones that you didn't mention that I'd highly recommend are 'Gimme Shelter' and 'Sympathy for the Devil'. Of course, their catalogue is immense.

[@dianasheart]

I have loved this song for fifty years. It is one of things I used to sing to people I took care of in a nursing song.

[@blackwolf6082]

I love how genuine you guys are

[@jdw5678]

Give a listen to their 1978 hit "Miss You," one of those #1 hits. The Stones go semi-disco.

[@patswanson2870]

Musicians were versatile at one time.

[@TheGreatGig73]

Beautiful song by far!

[@DonnaVito-dv6ek]

They are still performing. Mick is 81 or 82 still rocken.

[@neverettebrakensiek8771]

Have you heard any more recent with Lady GaGa ? They go together like peas and carrots, great sound !

[@angiesuarez773]

An Angie here, 👋 😆 Love this song!!!

[@thegorn68]

Have you dried your eyes?

[@glennsmith8390]

Junk song. Hurts my ears.

[@larsbonzai]

I can't believe a reaction channel has actually done my favorite RS song!!🥰 This is fantastic

[@christinewaide5249]

This is just so beautiful!!

[@hog7203]

Fool to Cry is a good one to check out for that nice R&B feel. The Stones have a truckload of great tunes.

[@jimquackenbush2821]

Great song. You need to watch the old MTV video of I'm just waiting on a friend. They are a great band ! 😎🤟

[@charlottedixon6628]

Beautiful song.🩷

[@jenn31477]

If anyone is worth a deep dive it’s the Stones.

[@genaseidenschwarz2119]

This song made me sad when I was a kid but as usual, you made it fun to listen to a sad song. I do not know exactly how y'all do that, but you do. 'Ppreciate you.

[@patrickladucer4118]

Thanks guys!!!! Do "Emotional Rescue" By the STONES. Outside the box classic!! Thank you for your service and analysis!

[@soapytiger]

This song was written about or was inspired by David Bowie’s wife at the time. It’s a fantastic track, soulful and heartfelt. Another stellar Stones track that follows the more laidback path is “Waiting for a Friend”. It’s got such a East Village 1978 vibe.

[@larryleyba6496]

You could literally do a top 100 Songs of the Rolling Stones and have to leave some really good music out. Some obscure songs by these guys that is fire are Melody and Hot Stuff off of the Black and Blue album, Heaven, the son (Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo) Heartbreaker, Monkey Man, Spider to a Fly, Before They Make Me Run, and Happy, both sung by Keith Richards, Stray Cat Blues, Commit a Crime, Rip This Joint, Sweet Virginia, Send Her To Me, Shattered, Fool To Cry, Bitch, Brown Sugar. The list goes on and on.

[@christinawoolley6206]

David Bowie and his wife were very close friends. Mick Jagger and Angie had a relationship. Everyone involved was aware of it according to various interviews back in the day. The inevitable ending doesn’t distract from the angst. A beautiful offering 🖤🎶

[@faithnyou1732]

Another great slow song by the Rolling Stones you should check out is "Wild Horses". Another one I highly recommend you put on your future reactions list by the Rolling Stones is "Sympathy For The Devil" (not a slow song). Thanks for another great reaction, guys! ✌💙✌

[@JH-rk9gd]

I saw these guys in 72 at Winterland in SF, I was 16, Stevie Wonder was on keyboards, tickets were $3.50, how time flys

[@CTG1924]

Corey: We are here to do another reaction to the Rolling Stones. Also Corey: This is the first time we've done a reaction to the Rolling Stones. Lol he kills me but I do like his reactions!

[@thisisitreactions]

....LMAO Super facts!!!

[@EarthWalker2023]

Absolutely 🔥

[@librarylady13]

❤❤❤ Love this song. Also, "Brown Sugar", "Sympathy For The Devil", "Far Away Eyes" (the official promo video) and "Beast Of Burden". "Start Me Up" and "Jumpin' Jack Flash" are great too..

[@Slamnationsbiscuit]

This is one of my favorite songs from them the other two are start me up and paint the red door black

[@danchristopher7957]

Tapestry of my youth...😎🏍️😁

[@doriwiljt]

Stones are very diverse. I love early stones too. "Under My Thumb" I suggest listening to the After Math album. And their live album "Get Yer Ya Yas Out" amazing album. The studio version song "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" is a must listen too!

[@SaintDuck]

Great slow jam.

[@tonyaristide2582]

One of my favorite Stones songs , my older sister played the 45 until the grooves wore down. Lol.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

A great old ballad by the Stones from their album Goats Head Soup. A few more requests: Rolling Stones, "Sympathy for the Devil", "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" and "Time Waits For No One." The band formed in 1962; they have a huge music catalog.

[@DianaLynnSahlen]

l framed this 45 rpm record and my daughter "Angie" has it hanging in her home. If you don't already know, this is about the Woman who came between Mick and David Bowie! Great 🎶 tune.

[@desertdee1]

Love this song! :)

[@siemonebeach4083]

Love this song!

[@M.Sforza]

The older gentleman in the group reminds me of Richie Havens. Loved him!

[@c-mancleveland4632]

You should do songs like "Miss You" and "Emotional Rescue" and see what you think after those.

[@WillLlamas]

Listen to "time waits for no one" for a good tune.

[@doriwiljt]

There is a great live video of this.

[@JH-rk9gd]

Angie is great song, best era of Stones, good pick

[@actuariallurker9650]

The whole Stick Fingers album is a classic. Its about struggling with drug abuse, loss, recovery- you should try that next

[@Jolinga]

Probably why there were so many of us Angie’s in my age group. Beast of Burden is my favorite Stone’s song.

[@neverettebrakensiek8771]

Sweet Sounds of Heaven, Rollin Stones with Lady GaGa, AWESOME ! I promise youll love it.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

One of a very few love songs the Stones put out, but they were about variety, so there it is.

[@pervkhan]

Here is a very interesting fact.Mick Jagger had a brief fling with David Bowie's wife Angie Barnet and Jagger wrote this song about their split.Beautiful song.

[@quincee3376]

Nice choice.

[@Mingus8]

Its so good, it hurts.

[@tireshredderjoe8894]

A beautiful sad song.

[@steveullrich7737]

This i swhy they're legends! This explains why you should isten to your dad!

[@DavidTrippi-fp9yg]

Greatest song by them

[@kkampy4052]

I might be the only one but one of my favorite Stones song is "Have you Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing in the Shadows."

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Shout out to POPS!!! Sounds like he has some great taste in music. But I can't believe they only had 8 number 1 songs. That's crazy considering their 60+ year career. I thought it would be a lot more. They released over 400 songs!! Got to see them once in the 90s at Foxborough Stadium. It was a fantastic show!!

[@actuariallurker9650]

Angie is off the "Goats Head Soup" album which featured the Doo Doo Doo Doo Heartbreaker about the cops shooting the young black kid in NYC that you already heard. This is a very grounded but sobering look at how tough life can be across the album

[@Mona0035]

It's a good one! 😊

[@JoelMcEntyre]

You all should check Wild Horse by The Rolling Stones it should have been a number one hit it has been used by several artists over the years. Great reaction as always.

[@MarkSouza-bh6sv]

If this is the 1st Rollin Stones than follow this beauty with Beast of Burden/Sympathy for the devil and waiting on a friend; you won’t be disappointed 💪

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

This is the MOST BEAUTIFUL BREAK UP SONG EVER❤😢

[@mattjohn4731]

Shout out to Pops. Mick J learned lots of his vocal chops off American records. He is the prime example of English rockers playing with American southern accents. He listened to lots of blues, Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Howlin Wolf also rock like Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, Little Richard

[@mattjohn4731]

Other Brits with US vocal style: Rod Stewart, Ian Astbury, Joe Elliott, Steve Marriott, Elton John, Keith Richards, Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, Phil Lynott and sometimes Elvis Costello in my opinion. There are other good examples I forget

[@jasongross4241]

What a rabbit hole to go down....

[@jasongross4241]

Paint it Black,Wild Horses,Sympathy for the Devil,Satisfaction,Jumping Jack Flash,Beast of Burden....

[@scottw9732]

Man if y'all haven't heard Sympathy for the Devil, start there. My favorite Stolly Rones song.

[@sassymess7111]

David Bowie's wife at the time was named Angie. He co-wrote the song.

[@tcspur1]

Bowie and his wife had nothing to do with it.

[@chrisjamieson3452]

It was undeniably an extremely pretty song

[@mgrich0007]

Moonlight Mile would be another gem for you guys.

[@Mikeluvdrums]

The Stones have a real funk side to them as well , check out the song , "Doo Doo Doo Heart Breaker " includes a smoke'in brass horn section.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

1. ANGIE 2. JUMPIN JACK FLASH 3. FOOL TO CRY 4. SISTER MORPHINE 5. DEAD FLOWERS 6. PLAY WITH FIRE 7. HEART OF STONE 8. SLAVE 9. HEAVEN 10. LOVE IS STRONG.

[@Goforbroke-h1r]

Seen the Stones back in 66 75 78

[@JH-rk9gd]

I’m not sure if you dudes are familiar with Recording at Mussell Shoals in Alabama but they picked up a lot of soul at that studio, lots of Detroit Soul, R&B recorded down there

[@thisisitreactions]

The doc was awesome!

[@jona7504]

You should listen to Moonlight Mile, another beautiful slow Rolling Stones song

[@MyDadsRubberBroke]

Check out "Wild Horses" if ya liked this one. I had a girlfriend named Angie, in the 7th grade and every time I hear this, I am reminded. We had to say "Good-bye".

[@stephenlesliebrown5959]

"Play with Fire" is an earlier slow number.

[@pamshinault7415]

Always loved Angie! How about Chris Stapleton White Horse