🎵The Rolling Stones - She’s A Rainbow REACTION

[@Guitibaca]

whats nt to love...beautiful music and a beautiful woman...this made my day🥰

[@m_v__m_v]

One of my absolute favorite Stones songs. So creative! Great reaction as always!

[@megarouge61]

You have no idea how refreshing it is to not have the video/ musical experience paused every few seconds! Therefore I subscribed

[@mishi.adele.m]

LOVE this song

[@DemonNeil]

I saw the Rolling Stones live about 6 weeks ago, and this song was part of their set. I was delighted… :)

[@moorlock2003]

She’s A Rainbow is my #1 Stones track.

[@Wben113]

You come in colors everywhere, you look beautiful and so was your reaction to this amazing song.

[@shemanic1]

the wonderful Nicky Hopkins on piano. "She's a Rainbow" is from "Their Satanic Majesties Request" an album some claimed was their response to "Sgt; Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band". A Festival Friend who always wore Rainbow jumpers passed away a few years ago & had asked for everyone to come to her wake wearing "as many colours as possible", as we walked into the funeral parlour, "She's a Rainbow" was playing loudly.

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

It was the signature tune to a danish tv-show for children in the very early 70’s. The song has been a part of my life for more than 50 years. Didn’t know that you could sing? Girl of many talents 😃👌

[@berndschuster1547]

Thank you "Empress Joy-Jean" for the song from the 60ies and Rolling Stones. Long, long time is gone and this war the Flower-Power-Time and Love and Peace all time.

[@dennishuxley747]

I haven’t heard this song in maybe 45 years. One of my favorite Stones songs. Now, PLEASE do Johnny and Edgar Winter, “Tobacco Road”

[@johnolivares987]

Always enjoy watching your reactions, It's a fun different type of song from the stones

[@happymethehappyone8300]

A MUST HEAR Classic,, The Rolling Stones "Fool To Cry"

[@RobertBreedon-c3b]

The greatest Rock & Roll Band in the world over 60 years of making classic music I have seen them 6 times the first being a 14 yr old in 1981 and the last in 2019 as 52 yr old one of my favorite Stones songs but there are so many you just pick one as favorite I love this band

[@MadrigalDream]

You received so many Comments because We Love YOU 💕💕💕💕💕

[@kerrygledhill-u2k]

Luv the big beautiful smile 😁

[@scotttrainer9704]

Our colors may very, but we are all beautiful.

[@annehooks6940]

It really did seem like the Beatles Empress👍🏻👍🏻😁!!!! You were absolutely right with your reaction in my opinion!!! Keep smiling Empress be well and safe!! Thank you 👍🏻👍🏻😁❤️!

[@mcytvibes5637]

Ahhh thank you so much!! 🥰

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

You welcome 🤗

[@hollywoodpotato5289]

There is so much about technology that is frightening but then I see a beautiful Nigerian woman on the other side of the planet rocking out to The Rolling Stones … then I love technology.

[@Mark13091961]

Well this is a more obscure one. Nice reaction, well considered comments. The stones have many more great tracks, try Start me up or Miss you. Always enjoy your reactions Empress, stay safe beautiful girl

[@robertashworth8672]

Empress Joy beautiful smile to go with great music

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

❤️❤️❤️

[@matt.coburn]

If you like the Stones you should check out Paint It Black, Start Me Up, and Satisfaction.

[@frikster5176]

Empress nice reaction....The Rolling Stones were friends of The Beatles....Mick Jagger is the singer

[@ricknbacker5626]

She's A Rainbow was met with mixed reviews. Those hoping the Stones would join the burgeoning psychedelic music community, loved S A R. Those who felt the Stones sold out their Blues roots were disappointed. Many of which considered S A R as nothing more than a poor mans Beatles knock off. Like you my Empress, I like the song too. Adieu, RNB

[@Blair19]

This is a fave Stones tune!!.. It's different, just like "You got the Silver" (Keith sings).. Or, "Time Waits for No-one" (Can hear U2, Colplay influences).. #Stones

[@axiomist4488]

The Beatles came out with their psychedelic Sargent Pepper album that year (1967). The Stones showed that they, too, could do it. Regardless of all the negative BS by idiots who think only the Beatles could make music of any kind. The Stones could do anything too. The following year, when this kind of music had passed, they went back to their Blues roots and put out their best album to date . This is a beautiful album, this being one of the most beautiful cuts .

[@geoffreymarston5948]

Yes is like the beatles sound ! Rolling Stones are a great group ! God Blessings be with you !

[@sanpaku6869]

And on piano Nicky Hopkins

[@eddiebyword3363]

I saw them do this in Toronto 2019 - superb - also, if you like that try '2000 light years from home'.........

[@jasontouvi858]

Thank you for reacting to the Rolling Stones. Now you need to listen to "Paint it Black," "Gimme Shelter," "Jumping Jack Flash," "Ruby Tuesday," to name a few.

[@bowtangey6830]

The album this song came from seemed to me an experiment by the Stones, trying on the psychedelic glasses the Beatles had worn in making "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," which was a HUGE hit with fans AND music critics. But it was unnatural for the Stones, and they went on in their own dynamic way. Even the title "Their Satanic Majesties Request" indicated they were not going to be tinkling the high notes for long. 🎶🎵🎶🎶🎵

[@pamagnolia]

Nice to see you enjoy this!!

[@andrewbrennan7291]

Fabulous reaction. Juts watching your face as the song progresses - I think you were tripping to this.

[@brentlee1043]

She is a thunder ⛈️ and lighting storm before she a Rainbow 🌈 lololol 😆 🤣 😂

[@Magdavian]

aah,. the good old songs that replicate acid trips,..

[@shawnkautzman4879]

From psychedelic year of 1967. The summer of love.

[@danielmesery2904]

Back when Brian Jones was there. RIP. B.J.🌷☮️👀🎶🎸

[@Swoost]

It reminds you of the beatles cus john and george did backup vocals lol

[@lloydcurtsinger6462]

In the 1960s the hippies were called the rainbow children

[@ArmandoMPR]

Before this one they did “Ruby Tuesday” early in 1967, and before that one they did “Lady Jane” in 1966, and before that one they did “As Tears Go By” in 1965 (which was actually written in 1964 and given to another artist). They have their fair share of softer baroque songs. Of course, Beatles fans with an agenda like to pretend that they own this sound and try to take away any credit away from the Stones and their collaborators.

[@justhesuntheseandus]

Life is psychedelic cherie...❤

[@Micknkeithable]

The Rolling Stones are SOOOO HUGE that this song is about their 40-50th most known song.

[@johnthompson6374]

This is a very fitting and well done song during the time of the women's rights movement of the late 60's and into the early 70's here in the states. Women have often been the strength of our nation over here. A topic worthy of a few google searches at least. Peace/JT

[@rnrsteev]

I really like watching women react to this song.

[@Oxter]

Money Mark (Beastie Boys) - Push The Button - a fun, silly and funky song hardly anyone knows about. Would be a great reaction!

[@deeg8849]

Brian Jones magic

[@leonelfigueiredo2519]

BRASIL...!!

[@arjaylee]

This album was inspired a lot by Sgt Pepper, and Magical Mystery Tour

[@isadorealire5722]

Molly Tuttle does a great cover of this song as well.

[@MadrigalDream]

Brian Jones was still alive and The Rolling Stones were battling with The Beatles trying to outdo each other psychedelically - it all pretty much ended when Jones died.

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

On the contrary, Brian Jones had burnt out on the Stones’ foray into baroque pop and psychedelia. His contributions were marginalized to playing flutes, mellotrons, dulcimers, saxophones, and other instruments. Although his little contributions added a uniqueness to the songs on Aftermath, Between the Buttons, and Their Satanic Majesties Request, he progressively saw his involvement with the band diminish. When the Stones recorded “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” in April of 1968, it was Bill Wyman (alongside Charlie Watts and Brian Jones) who developed the main rhythm. Brian felt the Stones had diverged too far from their roots and said the song was “getting back to ... the funky, essential essence.” While Brian’s input on Beggars Banquet was minimal, I think he gets too much credit for the Stones’ psychedelic period, or Jagger/Richards likes to pin it on him. He helped steer the Stones into other realms of world music and exotic instruments, but I never thought Brian had the creative control to go beyond offering advice.

[@bethanythatsme]

Totally random, but I'm loving your makeup look 💄

[@lynnieiapichino1121]

☮️💙💙💙🔥🌈

[@jameslaforce8436]

wow

[@matthewleonhardt2407]

Definitely not one of The Rolling Stones best at all yet an okay start to exploring a classic band, however, it’s always wonderful to see your reactions Empress, thank you as always for making my evening better.

[@ssttuuhhll]

You should also check out 2000 Light Years From Home. Proof that a good band can turn their hand to any music style they choose. Of course Bitch and Jumping Jack Flash should be on your To Do list too. It's always great to see you reviewing older songs, I think they have more effect on you.

[@Fakeaorta]

I am sure I am going to get a lot of people rattled. But I have always thought the Stones were better than the Beatles. The Beatles had some great songs yes, but they were safe, silly, and a little whiney. The Stones were dangerous, intense, and naughty.

[@frikster5176]

The Beatles wrote songs for the Stones...1963...I Wanna be your Man(Lennon/McCartney) Stones never wrote songs for The Beatles,,,That's the difference

[@snatchhog]

😂😊

[@tonykyriakides7714]

The Beatles did nothing as good as this and also never rocked like the Rolling Stones. Lots of people have been sold the story that the Beatles did everything first, check out the dates of new stuff and you will find that it's not so. They were clever and so was their management and publicity like never before. They are easy to consume like McDonald's for the ears.

[@deeg8849]

I still love the Stones, but they never ever had the breadth and depth of sound like when Brian was layering down different vibes with different instruments. The guy was ahead of his time. Bit messed up but a talented groovy stylish cat

[@harrycallahan686]

Anybody seen my baby, almost hear you sigh, Give Me Shelter, one hit to the body. That's 4 of 30 better than She's a Rainbow.

[@robertberger5639]

Joy-Jean, here is a cover of this song by Molly Tuttle, one of the best guitarists in the music scene today She is the first (and I believe only) woman to win Guitarist of the Year by the International Bluegrass Music Association - two years in a row!. I think you will like this cover: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j37RoKOMh5irZpY

[@JosephScott-ct9sw]

The Stones were friends with the Beatles and were very influenced by the Beatles when they doing non-blues songs.

[@rodmatthews3119]

Please , please do a reaction for Another day in paradise by Phil Collins.. 🙏

[@mishi.adele.m]

I have a few songs I would love for you to listen and react to!

[@jeynerjosuedavilaperalta8179]

Reaction Toxicity and hipnotize Sistem of a down

[@Micknkeithable]

YOU NEED TO LISTEN TO MORE STONES!!

[@davidsiegel1735]

lovelove you🎵🫒 JONI MITCHELL: FOR FREE ..also her live piano WOODSTOCK you are long overdue for these two !!!