🎵 The Rolling Stones - She's A Rainbow REACTION

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Thanks for checking out our Rolling Stones reaction. She's A Rainbow is quite an eclectic song but it works!
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@DonnaleaSpencer 2 года назад

"She's A Rainbow", "Ruby Tuesday" and "Lady Jane" - my favorite Stones' songs.

@hectoracevedo4545 2 года назад

and as tears go by

@heimogeske6169 2 года назад

not to forget "Sitting on a Fence" ..

@richardsteiner8992 Год назад

And maybe "Backstreet Girl"

@deeg8849 Год назад

All tunes where Brian Jones elevates the band and sound

@cristian9657 Год назад

vos sabes

@tektoniks_architects 2 года назад

Led Zeppelin's bassist John Paul Jones arranged the strings on this song when he was a session musician prior to LZ.

@owenbb505 2 года назад

Cool, I didn't know that!

@MrJambot 2 года назад

Did not know that - the strings absolutely make this song.

@Chris.Davis.2 2 года назад

John Paul Jones is a silent musical genius.

@JulioLeonFandinho 2 года назад

so what?

@MrJambot 2 года назад

@@JulioLeonFandinho attention seeker 🤣🤣

@normsabbey Год назад

I just learned about this song and I love it!! To me, I interpret this as them saying any woman, whatever her color, is beautiful like a rainbow.

@unusual686 2 года назад

Such a beautiful song, love the piano, harpsichord, and strings/

@sanpaku6869 2 года назад

Piano by Nicky Hopkins

@MUE4731 2 года назад

Of coarse the piano was played by a much better musician than any of the stones

@edwardcoit9748 2 года назад

Strings arranged by John Paul Jones.

@Roh_Echt 2 года назад

*Every chorus begins with; "She Comes In Colours Everywhere..." and ends with; "...She Comes In Colours."*

@edprzydatek8398 2 года назад

@Norman Smithers And Dylan went another way with "John Wesley Harding".

@robertbrown8362 2 года назад

and sgt peppers was a response to pet sounds

@surlechapeau 2 года назад

Brad & Lex, you’ll love their “Wild Horses” and “Its Only Rock ‘n Roll”!!

@Raul-ef2ie 2 года назад

“Hey negrita"

@pmoran7971 2 года назад

Well done to Brad and Lex for playing this, my personal favourite from this early period is 'We love you' interesting back story the song was recorded just after they were arrested and jailed for drug possession, at the beginning of the song you can hear them being locked up

@williamstlouis3368 2 года назад

A great Stones song. You had to be a teen in the mid-60s to appreciate this song. It's a classic. Peace out.

@teish Год назад

Haha a kid born in the mid-90s can appreciate it too!

@SilentBob731 Год назад

The first sentence is accurate. The second is horseshit.

@williamstlouis3368 Год назад

@@SilentBob731 By the second remark, I was referencing the fact that so many of their later fans do not care for SAR because it doesn't rock. As a teen in the 60's, all of their music and others was great, rock or psychedelic. Peace out.

@kingexclusivo Год назад

As a 19 year old I love this song. I do prefer their more upbeat songs but this is amazing as well

@scottmorschhauser4421 2 года назад

I love the psychedelic era of Rolling Stones!

@KingCrimson68 Год назад

Same

@brandonlamb9067 Год назад

They had a nice thing going. I like Citadel a lot

@steveneardley7541 Год назад

Satanic Majesty's Request is totally underrated. I think it is the MOST underrated Sixties album in fact. The die-hard Stones fans reacted as negatively to it as the folkies when Dylan went electric. They wouldn't let the Stones experiment: "Oh you're copying the Beatles. Get back where you belong." And nowadays all they play of the Stones is the hard rock bluesy numbers.

@HidingFromFate 2 года назад

I thought Brad & Lex would respond to this song more enthusiastically. Especially Lex, who I thought would be totally tickled by the keyboard work. But instead, this song garnered a more ambivalent, "huh, this is interesting" kind of reaction.

@manuelmdemarco 2 года назад

Yeah, pretty weird. It's such a beautiful and great song

@janefones5505 2 года назад

Yeah slow response..sorry you did not like it..BUT THAT WAS THE SIXIES..EVERYTHING IS RELAVATE

@johnboydTx 2 года назад

They were overthinking the song.....

@mikephillips8810 2 года назад

Yes. Unusually for me, no 'Like' for Brad and Lex for this reaction. They totally missed everything about it!

@snootybaronet 2 года назад

No appreciation for the musicality of this song. A lot of parsing image phrases that are ambiguous to begin with, and looking stumped..... Ugh.

@heyhuey4429 2 года назад

Keith Richards is the perfect compliment to Mick's voice. He never gets enough credit.

@ericwilliams1031 2 года назад

This was the Stone's answer to the Beatles Sgt. Pepper. Very psychedelic. Yes that's Mick Jagger on vocals. The Stones went through many musical eras so their songs don't all sound the same from year to year.

@craigplatel813 2 года назад

Their satanic majesties request was not a response to sgt Pepper's. The stones began recording it in Jan 67, 4 months before sgt peppers was released. Sgt peppers released 26 May 67 she's a rainbow recorded 17-21 may 67. Legal issues keep the stones from working together and quickly. So this song not realeased until nov 67 and the album Dec 67. But absolutely recorded before release of sgt peppers and not a response to it.

@ArmandoMPR 2 года назад

This retelling of history is very wrong. The only reason people make this connection is because of the cover of the album, which was designed by the same dude that did Peppers. But one of the original ideas was to have Mick naked on a cross because of all the drama they’d been facing, but the label scrapped it. Anyway, the music off this album is actually way more dark, weird, and deserving of the psychedelic label than what the Beatles put out. Also, it should be pointed out that the Stones released as a single a psychedelic rock song before them with “Paint It Black” in 1966, and that their January 1967 album, Between the Buttons, also preceded Pepper and all the other Summer of Love albums. This LP had songs like “Ruby Tuesday”, “She Smiled Sweetly” and a bunch of other weird poppy/baroque/psychedelic style songs.

@melaniesweeten5401 2 года назад

@@craigplatel813 they were certainly influenced by the Beatles new psychedelic sound. Both Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields Forever released months earlier in February of 67. But most comparisons are mainly because of the albums covert art.

@Gordy63 2 года назад

You beat me to it. My first sentence was literally going to be identical, word for word, to what you wrote!

@craigplatel813 2 года назад

@@melaniesweeten5401 see Armando's response. Perhaps we should credit pet sounds as influencing them both.

@MrDinger60 Год назад

I like how Brad is the cerebral one analyzing the music from a critical perspective, whereas Lex is the soulful one just grooving out. Perfect complement.

@elaine8013 2 года назад

I love the Stones but this song is my favorite. I used to close my eyes and listen to the song and dance around my bedroom as a teenager. You guys, I love you! You just brought tears of happiness to an old woman.

@legendaryTMNICO Год назад

The piano arrangement is like music box dancer.

@thehellyeahkid 2 года назад

EVERYBODYS TRIPPIN!!!!! HAHAHAH GREAT TUNE GREAT REACTION. MONKEY MAN WOULD BE AWESOME TO DO. AND TUMBLING DICE!!

@twenty3enigma 2 года назад

Pure psychedelia! The Stones knew -- from experience -- that a good acid trip needs music and words (images) that won't take the trip into any dark places. They wanted to give acid head fans something to enjoy while in that altered state.

@rookmaster7502 2 года назад

No, it’s about a free-spirited girl how likes to wear lots of bold colors. There is no mention of acid or tripping in the song. The music itself is very baroque inspired.

@mattdamage899 2 года назад

@@rookmaster7502 its about what u want it to be about. I didnt know songs have to specifically mention what they are about either. So can you tell me...a song about a guy and a girl living a happy life in bliss only needed each other....its not a love song if they dont say the word right?

@williamhenderson1521 2 года назад

@@rookmaster7502 sure man, whatever you say ;)

@rookmaster7502 2 года назад

@@williamhenderson1521 Whatever the lyrics say.

@tonyfleck3029 2 года назад

Fantastic Piece of Music, one of my go to Tripping LPs back in my Youth! Still sounds pretty Damn good to my Old ears!

@sca88 2 года назад

Didn't hear this until the 70's as a kid (born in '65) and I always think of the older girls on our block back then when I hear this song. Lots of long haired girls in hippie sundresses with a bit of freckles on their nose and flowers in their hair.

@RajSingh-zs6hq 2 года назад

Love this song! The video is just a prefect compliment to the music.

@John_Chu 2 года назад

Nicky Hopkins on piano and harpsichord, Brian Jones on mellotron.

@sporkfindus4777 2 года назад

Nicky Hopkins was a brilliant pianist His stuff with the Jeff Beck Group was fantastic

@cevinwillson9113 2 года назад

And Jerry Garcia

@recyclerhopkins 2 года назад

And the Kinks, the Who, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Jefferson Airplane, Steve Miller Band and all 4 Beatles

@arthur52353 8 месяцев назад

some of the Beatles sang back-up.

@Mike-gn4un 2 года назад

The Stones psychedelic tracks are under rated She’s a rainbow is a classic, also 2000 man, 2000 light years from home, Dandelion, Citadel, Child of the moon etc are also great tracks

@flyingburritobro68 2 года назад

True but their other attempts at the style were horrible. Over half of Satanic Majesties is garbage. Gomper, Sing This All Together See What Happens etc.

@Mike-gn4un 2 года назад

@@flyingburritobro68 Interestingly Satanic majesties has enjoyed a renaissance in recent years. It’s not that bad, even bad songs by the Stones standards sound better than most bands The lantern was another good track on the album

@bunniebee2475 2 года назад

I love this song! I was very young when this came out. I thought this song was written about my mom because she wore bright colors and had long, straight, waist length hair and she would brush it every night and every morning. I was one million percent positive they were singing about her!

@johnboydTx 2 года назад

They were 😋✌️♥️

@cyberspore00 2 года назад

C 😎 😎 L memory!

@louisb5563 2 года назад

☀️Sounds like a beautiful woman!🌞

@legendaryTMNICO Год назад

That’s the greatest piano arrangement for The Rolling Stones music.

@richardcollette9884 2 года назад

Its the Stones answer to The Beatles Sargent Pepper. LSD, triply colors and free love. What a time to be alive.

@atldawn2 2 года назад

Their psychedelic period.

@User2718218 2 года назад

Just say 1967, 1967, 1967.... Everything was so new!

@ronaldcrawford9310 2 года назад

To me, THE BEST song by The Stones. Uniquely psychedelic! Having lived in the period, we kinda took all these great songs for granted...it's ok tho, I get to appreciate them all over again with y'all and a few others. Have fun....it will be the most fun you have learning.

@SteveInTheOC 2 года назад

🤣 Mr. Brad, we combed our hair back in the day. We even had shampoo and barbers and fancy stuff like that. 🤣 i’m playing, that was funny af.

@60sbaby456 2 года назад

Love to see this, put with queen Elizabeth, as she always dressed colorful, and British, like the stones, miss queen Elizabeth

@danw3735 2 года назад

I've always loved this song.

@ramonarellano4988 2 года назад

All right you guys, this song is one of the first songs that got me into their music when I was a kid in the late 60's, Ruby Tuesday should be next for you to check out, we love your reactions, thank.

@jameskennedy721 Год назад

The dramatic explosion of 1967 and its influence . This was just before the Stones Rock n Roll Circus show .

@arizrich 2 года назад

Lol, yes, we combed our hair back then! This is just The Stones doing a psychedelic album because everyone was tripping so why not! The lyrics are profound when under the influence. Peace!

@juliobarreiro7345 2 года назад

This a beautiful Song from the stone fantastic

@silversliver1592 2 года назад

Keep going brad u got a lot to learn to understand that at the time the song your watching when being originally played in it's time it was in, no quirkiness this is one of the stones greatest hits and far out compilations of sound

@troymk1 2 года назад

One of my fave Stones tracks. I first heard this at say 17 and instantly knew it was an ode to a girl. One that brightens your day and is just so full of life.

@1967PONTIACGTO 2 года назад

the Stones did psychedelic as well as anybody, and Their Satanic Majesties Request is a psychedelic masterpiece even though the Stones tried to distance themselves from it.... it's full of great songs.... and they have a few lesser known psychedelic masterpieces that aren't that well known because they weren't on albums and only released as singles.. including "Child of the Moon", "Dandelion", and "We Love You".

@mikephillips8810 2 года назад

2000 Light Years from Home would be a great one to react to

@SheckyBeagleman 2 года назад

"Drugs" -- Lexie (ahhahhahhahahha!) Yes that was Mick Jagger.

@dagnabbit6187 Год назад

Okay guys listen up . People claim that this was the Stones doing the ooh La La La . Maybe but I don’t buy it . Back in the 60s when the song was released there was this zany , high energy children’s show called the Banana Splits . Occasionally they would open a window and there would be these three cute Mexican girls with ukuleles who would sing this If so it might be the first major example of sampling .

@andrewbrennan7291 2 года назад

The video is hypnotic and puts a spell on most people who watch it - some people report hearing a piano, others say there's strings AND pianos in the music. Throughout the video people seem to be transported to another realm or plane of existence. One of those 1960s trippy mysteries.

@rowdyron4111 2 года назад

Awesome tune! Great stuff. That was Mick. More Stones please : )

@robertbreedon9137 2 года назад

One of my Fav Stones songs once again they are and always will be The World's Greatest Rock & Roll Band

@farmersteve661 2 года назад

Stones “We Love You” is the perfect follow up ! 🎸❤️

@Levi_Amongst_the_Watchers 2 года назад

This is one of my Dad's favorite Stone's songs and I highly recommend you find an original release vinyl record with this song on it because there's something special about it. I can't explain you just gotta try it.

@MisterWondrous 2 года назад

"It comes in colors." was a salesman's spiel back then, and so they may have taken that, and applied it to some woman they know, with the double meaning, that is always to be expected when talking about coming, thus adding a sort of orgasmic quality to her already polychromatic personality. Acid trips were known to be a kaleidoscopic experience, much like this colorful video, and you gracious and delightful hosts.

@papercup2517 2 года назад

Wow - I hadn't thought of that (orgasm-related) interpretation of 'she comes in colours' but it makes perfect sense, and is a beautiful image. Brad and Lex didn't seem to dig it all. Maybe you had to be there, to appreciate the perception-expanding aspects of the sixties - drugs or no drugs.

@MisterWondrous 2 года назад

@@papercup2517 It is easy to remember the past through hemp-colored glasses. Back then people experimented with substances in order to expand the mind, heart and consciousness. Today the focus is on curing low-T. It's nuts, so to speak. The better part today is all the access the access to knowledge in all forms, and the greater world and universe...meaning lyrics to the songs. :)

@larryc3860 2 года назад

has the sound of the Beatles' "Sgt Pepper" album....that hippie, psychedelic groove

@margaretmarshall6301 Год назад

Woman come in all colours shapes and sizes, they all need to be appreciated, respected, protected, and adored❤

@shade51 2 года назад

Psychedelic Stones. Really just one album - Their Satanic Majesty's Request. Soundtrack for memories of a girl I was in love with back around 1969. She fit the song so well. Came across a recent photo of her, 50+ years later. She's unrecognizable. As I'm sure I would be to her. That's what Life does to us all, if we live long enough.

@skipbellon2755 2 года назад

I would like to suggest that, Yes... we did comb our hair in the 60's

@dannygriffith6185 2 года назад

Cracks me up to watch you two react & try to analyze the music that was on the radio when I was in high school & Jr. high. Don't read TOO much into it. Some were obvious drug references.....others just words & imagery. Place more emphasis on the GREAT music. Nicky Hopkin's piano playing in this song is off the charts good!!

@michaelbeckwith6177 Год назад

Definitely one of my favorite Stones songs along with a song called "Dandelion" and "Two thousand light years from home" I love the psychedelic 60's!! I keep saying Lex gets it big time!!

@michaelmelling9333 2 года назад

Just another Masterpiece from them.

@leftcoaster67 2 года назад

Brian Jones and the Mellotron is awesome.

@pablovandyck 2 года назад

When Brian Jones died the Stones abandoned psychadelic, and returned to the blues roots. It was like turning a page.

@keensoundguy6637 2 года назад

Au contraire, they abandoned it with the next album, Beggars Banquet.

@FM2436 4 месяца назад

Thank You Ted Lasso, season 2 episode 5, for making once again this song as popular as it is here.

@jamesberry8034 2 года назад

Supposedly the chorus of this song was inspired by “She Comes In Colors” by the group Love, another great 60s band for you two to check out. “She Comes In Colors,” “A House Is Not A Motel,” “The Red Telephone”: I’d love to hear your reactions to any of these songs. Thanks for all your videos!

@andrearodriguez9005 2 года назад

You guys would love Miss You by the Stones. My personal favorite. It's funky!

@renewillner5061 2 года назад

Such a different Stones song.. lovelovelove ❤️✌🏻🌸

@SteveInTheOC 2 года назад

Aww i got bit sentimental on this one, reminds me of my childhood. I would sit and listen to these albums for hours. 👍

@b.p.stimemachines2327 Год назад

You have to take into consideration the amount of LSD that was taken during the creation of the song yeah and that's what makes it what it is

@SDisonYT 2 года назад

This is the one Stones song that reminds me of a Beatles style song.

@frankgarcia1 2 года назад

I honestly laughed out loud when Brad said that’s like saying she brushes her teeth or picks her feet. Lol btw yes 100% jagger.

@flash218ily 2 года назад

The child-like quality of this song makes it so different from their usual vibe.....it's always refreshing to hear a great band who's willing to experiment and show their versatility!

@hungfao 2 года назад

The Beatles put out 'Sgt Pepper' in 1967 to wide critical acclaim. So many artists scrambled to catch up. This song is off the album that the Stones put out as a response of sorts to the Beatles. It's not a bad album at all (John and Paul even helped out on some tracks) but it was a much lesser version of 'Sgt Pepper'. Fortunately, the Stones went back to doing what they did best after this adventure.

@lesliemeola8209 2 года назад

The day my daughter was born I looked out the window and there was a rainbow fastforward 25 years she gives birth to my grandson and yes there was a ranibow when he was born ,she always brought me such joy and laughter

@taiwanwhite5762 2 года назад

The first time I heard this was a few months ago while watching Ted Lasso. It's been on my playlist ever since.

@Ryan.usa73 2 года назад

I always think of Kristen Wiig's farewell from Saturday Night Live whenever I hear this song now. What a beautiful send-off.

@dashriprock5720 2 года назад

One of a handful of Stones songs I actually like.

@MarcoNegrisEye 2 года назад

Hee hee hee, he said "she comes in colours" hee hee hee...

@snatchhog 6 месяцев назад

It's about munching muff stoned on acid 😅

@edwardthorne9875 2 года назад

My favorite Stones song. Psycho-Delic, man. Very Trippy. I think they were doing battle with the Beatles, and just went all out. Entering Pink Floyd territory here.

@dawnpatrol700 2 года назад

This is actually my favorite Stones song, just because of how original it is

@douglasmijangos3327 2 года назад

Original? 😂 doesn’t sound anything like Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds ? 🤷🏻‍♂️ 😂 Good try though

@oldrth 2 года назад

One of my favourite Stones tracks. Simply catchy and brilliant.

@v1-vr-rotatev2-vy_vx31 Год назад

Definitely an acid trip just like the Beatles Magical mystery tour

@juliobarreiro7345 2 года назад

I really love it

@blanewilliams5960 2 года назад

I Love this song, always have. I don't know what was up with the sound though, it seemed liked the vocals were more in the background. It's a cool song, loved the melody and the vocals by Mick long before my first experience with LSD, or even Pot. ✌

@NikkieTwix 2 года назад

My 5 year old adores this song 🤣 I love it too

@msmrsro 2 года назад

First time I really heard this was when it was played for Kristin Wiig’s final SNL show, for her goodbye. I’ve heard it since used in commercials. Such a fun song!

@azcactus2008 2 года назад

You picked a great song to react to. Even the video was perfect that you used

@dennish3032 2 года назад

Hey dude. Used to sleep to either pink floyd dark side of the moon or the who Quadrophenia on 8 track all night every night at age 19 in 1974. This is gentle music by comparison.

@SG-js2qn 2 года назад

Long, long ago, but still in this galaxy, women used to wear their hair up. When they took their hair down to comb it, it was seen as a private, potentially sensual occasion. That's why they have the saying, "Letting your hair down."

@cesarnarro6013 2 года назад

Looking at the Stones discography, it shows they released three albums in 67. Just glad by 68 n 69 they were done with psychedelia

@patriciaoscannell4663 2 года назад

Coming out of the dismal and drab black, white and gray of the 50's, the 60's and 70's saw an explosion of color in every conceivable context. It was like waking up.

@WindmillChef 2 года назад

Man, you youngsters are going far back with this one. I first had this song on a double K-Tel album with 40 Rolling Stones hits on it, at age 12, thus in 1975 (I can't recall which real Stones album features this song). As a 12 year old I just thought this song sounded upbeat and harmonious, yeah, no big Keith Richard bluesy solo hear, now I realize how trippy this song is, still awesome though.

@eddyd3298 2 года назад

Emotional rescue- Rolling Stones ✌️

@michaelboismier1863 2 года назад

Yes!! It's meant to be a happy tripping song when we were doing the mind stuff😜🎶👍

@paulborresch6116 2 года назад

On Kristen Wiig's final night on Saturday Night Live, the Rolling Stones played this live for her and it was absolutely incredible

@bothellkenmore 2 года назад

That is noteworthy!

@meldonnelly5274 Год назад

The days of dance halls. Uppers & downers & purple hearts

@c_fordmike8136 2 года назад

Lol, I love you two.

@HemlockRidge 2 года назад

I have listened to this song on many occasions, and have NEVER questioned as to whether or not combing her hair was in the slightest way unusual. Or really had any true meaning (other than the rhyme) in the song. Have you seen her dressed in green? Like a meadow, fresh and clean, blooming blossoms in the sun, multi-hued 'till day is done. Have you seen the Lady Fair, oh?

@dezfitz62 3 месяца назад

On any song not just this one, I have no idea what the meanings are, only the person that wrote them can tell you that, maybe even they don't know... I just love the rest of the song with all its different layers, I love hearing all the different takes that keep popping up on u tube. Hunt them down people this is not the be all and end all of this song it has many lives!!

@lw3918 2 года назад

Always liked this song.

@danielwalker1538 2 года назад

Play with fire by the Stones

@docbearmb 2 года назад

"Drugs". "Definitely." Yeah and lots of them. Ah, the 60s! It's like a mix of 19th century Victorian music and 60s mind expansion. And, yes, that's Mick Jagger on lead vocals.

@geneleonard4368 2 года назад

This album was the Stones answer to the Beatles Sgt .Pepper Album ,some great songs & some so much

@jameslaforce8436 2 года назад

trippppiiiieee yea

@jamieselko2203 2 года назад

A) Actually, we did combs (and wash) our hair. B) He was on drugs. whether she was or not (or if she was even there) we don't know.

@richdiana3663 2 года назад

LSD was huge in the 60's. U had to be there.

@patriciaoscannell4663 2 года назад

Everyone used to wear their hair 'up', but wearing your hair free and down was NEW. Men did it to. Long free flowing hair was NEW.

@eximusic 2 года назад

From their LSD album. I think there might be something more beautiful about a woman combing her hair than Brad brushing his teeth.

@oopsiesbrother 2 года назад

Rolling stones 1965 before acid: I want to paint it black the world sucks. Rolling stones 1966 after acid: she comes in colors everywhere

@andythrush3341 2 года назад

Such a nice song. They really nailed all aspects of the tune. Sweet!

@KenWins1 2 года назад

I’m not gonna say for sure that this song was influenced by drugs but L-25 on a sugar cube was a hell of a trip 🥹

@ajb3ww 2 года назад

I always thought of the "she combs her hair" not as a comment that combing is unusual, but as something for you to imagine as you listen. Long shiny reflective hair in the sunshine and you see little glints of different colors. My mother got this album when it first came out, so it has the original cover where the center front had one of those images where their heads turned as you moved or moved it. I love several of the songs on this album, especially this one, but that album cover scared me as a child. I didn't want to get near it if the moving part was showing.