Drummer reacts to "Tumbling Dice" by The Rolling Stones / Linda Ronstadt

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well since the rolling stones track is so short, I had to add the Linda cover on to the video for the female perspective version of the song. What a great track... and a great cover too. Almost note for note, minus the piano being more up front in the mix for Linda. I loved the bass from Mick and of course Mick Jagger's vocals as usual. Great track. Thank you to our patron Scott for the stones pick as always!
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@clifton8929 16 часов назад

The Beatles and The Stones are the two biggest bands ever, but Charlie and Ringo never got the credit they deserved for being so awesome.

@scottyhotty1003 14 часов назад

So well said and I concur. ❤

@pvank1799 12 часов назад

And they were great friends.

@scottyhotty1003 9 часов назад

@@pvank1799 absolutely 💯❤️

@edwardhoppe4294 7 часов назад

You can add Paul and Bill's bass to that. The rhythm section is the soul of any band, and the Beatles and Stones had it in spades

@scottyhotty1003 7 часов назад

@@edwardhoppe4294 4 sure 🔥🎶

@marthagavey9321 14 часов назад

Remember driving up north, in convertible with"Sticky Fingers" blasting!! on tape, singing at top of my lungs😂 when only the deer and trees could hear me!! Miss thise times!!!😮❤

@scottyhotty1003 19 часов назад

Absolute Perfection in its Imperfection this Rolling Stones Classic maybe their Best❤

@scottyhotty1003 19 часов назад

"Tumbling Dice" is a rock song written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards for The Rolling Stones' 1972 double album Exile on Main St. and was the album's first single. The single peaked at #7 on the charts in the United States and #5 in the United Kingdom. The lyrics tell the story of a gambler who cannot remain faithful to any woman. Cover versions have been created in such diverse styles as reggae, bluegrass and noise rock. An updated version from a female perspective was also a top 40 single for Linda Ronstadt in 1978 which is included in the film FM.

@Moz1011 День назад

This has always been my favourite Stones song.

@scottyhotty1003 18 часов назад

Absolutely ❤

@corawheeler9355 16 часов назад

Great song .. nice cover by Linda

@Gordy63 15 часов назад

“There’s a fever in the Funkhouse now” gets my vote for best rock ‘roll lyric 🤘

@scottyhotty1003 14 часов назад

Lol absolutely ❤

@Robomatic 9 часов назад

I’m partial to “Yin, Yang, you’re my thang” from Rip This Joint

@Gordy63 8 часов назад

@@Robomatic Great choice too! (But the funkhouse still wins 😂)

@nancy9891 10 часов назад

Mick changed some of the lyrics for Linda and requested she sing the song. Her biographical television production talked about his request to her and she did it. Her live version at one of concerts rocks you off your feet. She did “Desperado” after Don Henley asked her to redo it because it didn’t sell enough records. She did that too and became a big hit. She dated JD Souther and may he RIP. Linda is a giant on her own. Her movie “The Sound of My Voice” talks about being a solo female singer in a predominantly male industry in the late sixties and during the seventies and mentions how she was very supportive of Don Henley and Glenn Frey leaving her band and starting the Eagles. She talks about how she developed supra nuclear palsy and can no longer sing. All if these singers are almost 80 and we are losing them sadly.

@kevinphinney932 16 часов назад

You Do Not Beat The Rolling Stones at their own game. This one track has every element that made the Stones “the greatest band in the world” distilled into one song: the swagger, the soul, the backup singers and fat-sassy horns swinging for the bleachers, and Mick in full strut. Linda, by contrast, has such fine pop instincts. Her version is lighter and easy on the ears; certainly nothing to be ashamed of. You want to hear her at her rocking best? Check out the tracks from “Mad Love,” which is basically Linda’s Blondie-inspired moment. She shreds 90% of the time.

@shirleybhs9zd6li5i 13 часов назад

My all time favorite Stones song covered by my favorite female singer. What's not to love. Been waiting for "Tumbling Dice" for a long time. Both versions equally good for different reasons. Thanks ,Lee for putting the YAY in my Friday. Blessings all.

@alvillanueva2525 12 часов назад

"Rip This Joint" off this album, is one of their best rockers.

@Coquinagirl 10 часов назад

I’ve always loved Linda’s! The Stones are good, too! I enjoyed them both! Thank you, Scott and Lee!

@CharCanuck14 14 часов назад

There's a great live version of Linda (& Waddy) singing Tumbling Dice - Atlanta 1977

@alpetrocelli4465 8 часов назад

Linda’s been every guy’s crush since first seeing her. She still makes my heart throb. And her music still makes me dance. Great pair, of songs. ✌️❤️🎶

@scottyhotty1003 7 часов назад

Not mine 😅

@mattreynolds612 16 часов назад

Hyper iconic Jam. Many Stones fans favorite song.

@scottyhotty1003 14 часов назад

Absolutely ❤

@JohnLedger-g4i 15 часов назад

RIP a Charlie you legend

@UFOS4 Час назад

Rock n Roll Blues and the Stones ❤ Linda Ronstadt singing, excellent. Two great ones here.

@JohnLedger-g4i 15 часов назад

I think I prefer Linda’s version because of the diversity of the instruments and the country flair

@nigelbailey4704 10 часов назад

Possibly one of the best songs from one of the best rock albums of all time.

@scottyhotty1003 7 часов назад

Absolutely ❤

@scottyhotty1003 16 часов назад

Charlie is definitely underrated IMO hes the Stone's Ringo always solid and steadys the ship❤

@rockandrollpaddy 15 часов назад

But he's not underrated, is he. What nonsense.

@scottyhotty1003 14 часов назад

@@rockandrollpaddyI think he doesn't get the acclaim he's deserved how bout stating it that way.

@michaelkeefe8494 День назад

Robert "Waddy" Wachtel (born May 24, 1947) is an American musician, composer and record producer, most notable for his guitar work. Wachtel has worked as session musician for other artists such as Linda Ronstadt, Beth Hart, Stevie Nicks, Kim Carnes, Randy Newman, Keith Richards, The Rolling Stones (lead guitar on "Saint of Me"), Jon Bon Jovi, James Taylor, Iggy Pop, Warren Zevon, Bryan Ferry, Michael Sweet, Jackson Browne, Karla Bonoff, and Andrew Gold, both in the studio and live.[1]

@jimreedy1960 16 часов назад

Thank you for adding these notes about Waddy. I think Lee is mispronouncing the last name, though. I believe the last syllable is accented...Wach-TEL.

@michaelkeefe8494 15 часов назад

I think Waddy is another guy who traces his roots to working with the Everly Brothers in his early days.

@ednicholson7839 15 часов назад

Waddy Wachtel, who was Linda's guitarist for many years, lately has played with Keith Richards in his side band the X-Pensive Winos.

@scottyhotty1003 19 часов назад

This was originally titled "Good Time Woman," with different lyrics. Mick Jagger told the story of the song to The Sun newspaper May 21, 2010: "It started out with a great riff from Keith and we had it down as a completed song called Good Time Women. That take is one of the bonus tracks on the new Exile package; it was quite fast and sounded great but I wasn't happy with the lyrics. Later, I got the title in my head, 'call me the tumbling dice' so I had the theme for it. I didn't know anything about dice playing but I knew lots of jargon used by dice players. I'd heard gamblers in casinos shouting it out. I asked my housekeeper if she played dice. She did and she told me these terms. That was the inspiration."

@scottythetrex5197 5 часов назад

I absolutely love this song. Stones rule!!!!!

@jlb6 16 часов назад

Linda wanted to cover the song, and asked Mick for the lyrics. There are plenty of us who consider Exile one of the greatest records ever made - track by track please

@James-dh6ld 16 часов назад

Charlie Watts holding it down like a Master. The ONLY Stones Drummer.

@scottyhotty1003 14 часов назад

He's a Beast❤🎉

@mchandaltx 14 часов назад

Saw Linda Thanksgiving night in 1983. She opened with "Tumbling Dice".

@iambecomepaul 5 часов назад

In my opinion, the best Rolling Stones song. Yup, even eclipsing Satisfaction.

@scottstambaugh8473 6 часов назад

There's fever in the funk house now... greatest rock 'n' roll line ever

@ARD-lk5pr 16 часов назад

One of my favourite Stones tracks. I also love the horn section the Stones added to this song on tour in the 90s. From Exile on Main St, I recommend reacting to Rocks Off, Sweet Virginia, Sweet Black Angel, Loving Cup and many more...And I agree that Charlie is underrated!

@scotstevens5263 13 часов назад

Glad you played them both. The Stones wrote and played this well. But……. I love Linda and her great vocals on this as well as Desperado. Check the live versions of both songs.

@alanjollimore4035 16 часов назад

Charlie Watts, best pocket drummer in rock. Period. Full stop.

@deborahdean 9 часов назад

Exile is still my favorite album. So much good stuff on it. Yeah, it's not polished, but the bluesy vibe is what I live for.

@scottyhotty1003 7 часов назад

Absolutely ❤

@alanFconrad 16 часов назад

great song and great Linda version,,,,did I mention that I love her ??? LOL

@moonbeam2062 16 часов назад

If I'm gonna be honest, I've aways preferred Linda's version. I was never able to make out all the lyrics to this song on the Stones' version with Mick's slurred vocals. Then when I bought Linda's "Simple Dreams" LP brand new in '77, I was actually able hear what what was being sung. (It's my overall favorite Ronstadt album out of all of her LPs ("Blue Bayou", "I Never Will Marry" with Dolly Parton, "Poor Pitiful Me", Carmelita", It's So Easy", Tumbling Dice" ....great stuff!.)

@coffee-xg6my 16 часов назад

Yeah, I have to go with Linda as well on this one. Pretty much for the same reasons.

@robertsaul234 16 часов назад

Linda doesn't get all the lyrics right.

@moonbeam2062 16 часов назад

@@robertsaul234 I wouldn't know since I couldn't make out half of what Mick was singing, So, a few different lyrics here and there really doesn't matter in the bigger picture of getting any meaning from the song. I just appreciate Linda giving me something my ears could at least interpret lyrically. Musically I do love the Stones' version. But even then, my preference is still Linda's production. Cleaner and just had more groove and oomph for me personally.

@rockandrollpaddy 15 часов назад

Spot on! I have commented below about Jagger's vocals.

@ArmandoMPR 15 часов назад

Yeah, this doesn’t touch the original. Neither the vocals or the music is better.

@lathedauphinot6820 16 часов назад

In the mid-‘80s, when Mick Jagger decided that The Rolling Stones were a “millstone” around his neck and he was going to be a solo artist, he seriously upset and pissed off Keith Richards, who decided he’d better do an album himself. He called Waddy Wachtel and Steve Jordan, and together they put together a band they called The Expensive Winos and released an album, ‘Talk Is Cheap’, that was so good that Jagger thought he was getting left behind and ran back to the Stones. Thank you, Waddy! Steve Jordan, of course, has been their post-Charlie drummer. Thanks, Steve. You should check out that album. It really is an excellent groove-driven record. First track is “Big Enough”, pure James Brown, even with Bootsy and Maceo on it! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VSwwHvPrn5E.htmlsi=2XLIOQc-OwHvZM8Z

@ronalddobis6782 14 часов назад

Exile is certainly not inconsistent, there's not a bum song on it. It might be my favorite album and many people consider it to be the Stones' best. So many types of blues on it.

@richardingles2011 11 часов назад

She gives a great performance of this song in the movie "FM".

@dmaclel487 13 часов назад

Live version in Atlanta 1977 or soundtrack from movie FM she gives incredible performances, really lets loose

@trainman5323 15 часов назад

Lee. Exile is their best LP by far, as well as the most messy!

@deanvanbrunt5771 13 часов назад

Charlie watts and Ringo Starr are always looked over despite being in, arguably from the 2 best bands from that era. The idea that the Beatles and Stones were simple pop band's but the world of rock needed to evolve into harder forms of rock would not have happened without the British Invasion.

@scottyhotty1003 19 часов назад

I personally have a hard time understanding the lyrics in this song and when I did I appreciated it so much more!! Here they are..❤ Women think I'm tasty But they're always tryin' to waste me Make me burn the candle right down Baby, baby, don't need no jewels in my crown 'Cause all you women is low down gamblers Cheatin' like I don't know how Baby, I go crazy, there's fever in the funk house now This low down bitchin' Got my poor feet a-itchin' You know you know the deuce is still wild Baby, I can't stay, you got to roll me And call me the tumblin' dice Always in a hurry, I never stop to worry Don't see the time flashin' by Honey, got no money I'm all sixes and sevens and nines Say now, baby, I'm the rank outsider You can be my partner in crime Baby, I can't stay You got to roll me and call me the tumblin' Roll me and call me the tumblin' dice Oh, my, my, my, I'm the lone crap shooter Playin' the field every night Baby, can't stay You got to roll me and call me the tumblin' (dice) Roll me and call me the tumblin' (Got to roll me) dice Got to roll me. Got to roll me Got to roll me. Got to roll me Got to roll me. Got to roll me Keep on rolling Got to roll me Keep on rolling Got to roll me (Oh yeah, keep on rolling) Got to roll me (Call me the tumbling dice) Got to roll me (Yeah) Got to roll me (Roll me, baby [?]) Got to roll me (Ah yeah) Got to roll me (Oh my, my, my, my) Got to roll me Got to roll me (Keep on tumbling down, baby, oh) Got to roll me Got to roll me Got to roll me

@MikeOstrowski-iq8wf 10 часов назад

Linda ❤️❤️❤️

@jonathanmurphy3141 16 часов назад

In England, tax rates were raised, and a number of celebrities left the U.K. to avoid taxes. some moved to the US, or Spain. The Stones, went to the south coast of France, rented a villa. They could switch, eat, drink, and record when they wanted to. A Mobile Van was equipped with recording console, wires, tapes - driven to to France, parked, and recorded this album. Later, Led Zep' and other hired The Stones 'mobile" to record at other non-studio locations, for famous albums, and concerts. This unique studio is now preserved in Canada (saw a documentary, about)

@fineasfogg1461 16 часов назад

Was that was George was on about in Taxman?

@jean-pierreyot5871 16 часов назад

The mobile also gets a mention in Purple’s Smoke on the Water.

@jonathanmurphy3141 15 часов назад

@@jean-pierreyot5871 Yes, even in Switzerland (I've visited 3 times) wacky things happen, amid the peace and normal neutral.

@jonathanmurphy3141 8 часов назад

@@fineasfogg1461 "Taxman" was 1966 -beforeGeorge was on his comment vibe, because "Beatles" were, to be earning more than others then, but they din't get as much as due, due to publishing, and 1962 recording contract. Musicians would earn more from touring/concerts, yet "the Lads" were getting tired of that. Able to be screamed at, for a 26 min' concert -why bother. And, George was the third songwriter,....so his 1967/'68 epic, "It's only a Northern Song" (the publishing-right of Beatles music) snarks that it didn't matter if his hair was brown, if he played in key, what day of the week it was, he'd get the same rate. George "knew"!

@jonathanmurphy3141 8 часов назад

@@jean-pierreyot5871 And, Frank Zappa & the Mothers of I' (blame for pyro fire at the location) - Groovy!!!

@davescurry69 10 часов назад

It's actually Mick Taylor on bass for this one! Bill Wyman only plays bass on roughly half the songs on the Exile album.

@scottyhotty1003 9 часов назад

Wow❤

@fineasfogg1461 16 часов назад

It seems like I know these songs... my brain remembers them but I don't or one of us in here doesn't.😂 I love listening to The Rolling Stones and all the music but that time period was so much fun.

@frozenharold 13 часов назад

I won't say John Bonham is overrated as a drummer, I will say that he gets interjected way more into conversation by those who don't really know just how talented he was. Charlie, on the other hand, is very much underrated, and usually only gets put into conversations by those who truly understand the talent.

@spooley 16 часов назад

Seen two different bands called Tumbling Dice in highschool, there must be one in every town. 😉

@ronreynolds1610 7 часов назад

Linda can do just about any song , style and genre very well ...IMO

@davescurry69 10 часов назад

Lee, "Tumbling Dice" is the last song on side 1 of Exile On Main St. There is a great live version from the Stones 1972 U.S tour from the doco Ladies And Gentlemen, The Rolling Stones. Worth checking out. The Mick Taylor years were easily their best as a live band.

@scottyhotty1003 9 часов назад

Agreed

@tommonk7651 9 часов назад

Linda could belt it out!

@Gordy63 15 часов назад

You have to review All Down the Line from Exile next. Keith Richards has been quoted saying his two favorite songs to play live are All Down the Line and Jumping Jack Flash. Listen to it and you’ll understand why!

@ajaxfilms 15 часов назад

There is a great live version of Linda singing this song on RU-vid. Tumbling Dice & You're No Good, Atlanta 1977.

@mikecaetano 11 часов назад

Sweet! Charlie Watts, RIP! For more tasty beats from him also check out "Can't You Hear Me Knockin'", "Monkey Man", and "2000 Light Years from Home". I'm old enough to remember when both versions of the song were popular. Ronstadt's cover, slightly countrified, exposed the song to people who were too afraid of the Stones party-band bad-boy reputation to listen to them.

@Piwork69 15 часов назад

Time to do a deep dive on the Stone’s greatest album ever, “Exile on Main Street.” You haven’t done much on that album yet, right?

@Upe-f9c 13 часов назад

Great cover.

@michaelp.7893 9 часов назад

I can't think of a Stones song I like better than "Tumbling Dice". (It's Keith's favorite song on EXILE according to a May 13, 2018 "The Rolling Stones" FB post. I commented, "My favorite too", and Mick Jagger gave me a "Like".). Ronstadt is probably the most successful cover artist of all time. In most cases, though, I'd rather hear the original artist's version: Smokey Robinson, Roy Orbison, Martha & The Vandellas, Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly, Rolling Stones, Neil Young, The Eagles, etc..

@scottyhotty1003 9 часов назад

Absolutely ❤

@johnathanstruble1064 12 часов назад

The dreaded 70s radio fade..😂❤

@michaelbaucom4019 14 часов назад

Prefer Linda's version, but, without the Stones, she couldn't shine Linda has a live version of Tumbling Dice on the soundtrack to the movie " FM ", well worth a listen RIP Charlie Watts

@rockandrollpaddy 15 часов назад

This could and should have been arguably the best Stones song ever. Great riff, hook, chorus, rhythm section, etc. But, and it's a big but, Jagger's vocals are inaudible. Like much of Exile, the recording is awful and sounds like they were playing under water. It wasn't till I heard Linda's version that I caught the lyrics. P.S. Keith Urban does a great live cover, it's on RU-vid.

@sgarrett453 16 часов назад

Bonham is properly rated. The issue might be that his band is overrated and fandom for them as a whole tends to narrowly dominate a lot of rock conversation.

@Pokafalva 10 часов назад

Mick Taylor on bass.

@scottyhotty1003 7 часов назад

He was ON IT❤

@martyk656 16 часов назад

Great song. One of my favorite favorites. Great performance by the Stones but it always sounded like half a bootleg to me. Linda's version kicks ass. Love her band's groove - the way it chugs. The best versions by either Stones or Ronstadt are live. :)

@stevepas1 13 часов назад

Exile is a great album❤

@scottyhotty1003 12 часов назад

Absolutely ❤

@alanFconrad 16 часов назад

yess Waddy Watchell is the man

@ta2gypsy 14 часов назад

good job it's CHARLIE WATTS all the way for me

@johnniekight1879 8 часов назад

Stop saying 3:00 is kinda short. That's what top 40 radio wanted.

@scottyhotty1003 6 часов назад

Track is 3:48 actually

@robrob7400 7 часов назад

Linda’s last version rocks more.

@robrob7400 7 часов назад

Err live version

@rickeylucero3955 9 часов назад

Wish you would have done the live from Atlanta 77

@johnwallen438 11 часов назад

Jimmy Miller playerd drums on TD.

@baronofgreymatter14 16 часов назад

Linda is badass

@genegarrett3372 19 часов назад

I bought "Exile" when it was released and always loved Tumbling Dice, even though I could only decipher half the lyrics. As they copied the Beatles quite often, I always felt they were trying to do their own White Albun double album, but unlike that album, the Stones did not include a lyric sheet. Thank God for the Internet today. Loved Sweet Virginia ( the line about scraping the s**t right off your shoes) And the opening Rocks Off track was great.

@michaelkeefe8494 19 часов назад

Tedeschi Trucks do a nice cover of Sweet Virginia with the Wood Brothers. Good video on YT.

@JohnnyJim74 9 часов назад

Love “Rocks Off”.

@stannelson8306 14 часов назад

Not as good as original but the best cover!

@jbstonesfan 8 часов назад

Charlie is the best . Rip

@stannelson8306 14 часов назад

You should do all of Exile!

@MikeWalsh-f1g 12 часов назад

Nice cover by Linda, but lacks the grit or blues guitar groove of Mick and the boys.

@scottyhotty1003 12 часов назад

Absolutely I kind of thought her version was weak

@Pokafalva 10 часов назад

Should have used Linda's live version. Far better than the recorded version: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2I7GkHy5iOA.html

@deansmith6967 11 часов назад

Linda was actually dating Mick Jaggar around the time she recorded this song, Coincidence?

@L33Reacts 10 часов назад

I think not! 😂😂

@jamesd5118 16 часов назад

I like Ronstadt a great deal, but it's a pretty tepid cover.

@scottyhotty1003 14 часов назад

Can't match them not even close. I agree 💯❤.

@thomaswest7746 12 часов назад

She's got the Stones beat, just look at her!

@hoppers13 14 часов назад

Linda … Hokay, I’d better stop now before I get all inappropriate 😇

@alanclayton9277 11 часов назад

this is a 👍good idea

@L33Reacts 10 часов назад

Glad you enjoyed, Alan! I thought it was a good idea too.

@BringItMAGA 4 часа назад

Linda Ronstadt's version is better. Mick Jagger agrees!

@pvank1799 12 часов назад

I prefer Linda's version because I can understand the lyrics.😊

@pierretoureille7359 16 часов назад

Never understood why the Glimmer Twins buried the vocals on Exile on Main Street. I'd rather listen to Linda's rendition

@rockandrollpaddy 15 часов назад

Agreed. It spoils what should have been their greatest album. But it's not.

@davidbowman6740 10 часов назад

Nice version by Linda but nothing touches the sinuous, sleazy, bar room feel of the Stones.

@scottyhotty1003 10 часов назад

Absolutely 💯❤

@scottyhotty1003 7 часов назад

5:56 in the video ended for me...😢

@thescrewfly 13 часов назад

Assuming this is the version from the Stones compilation album you're showing there, what have they done to the sound? The original vinyl version, while it does have a deliberately sloppy kind of production, sounds so much better than this (even allowing for RU-vid's compression). Baffling.

@scottyhotty1003 11 часов назад

The Best Rolling Stones Song Ever from One of the Two Top Bands Ever (Beatles & Stones).❤ The cover song was not my cup of tea or pairing IMO ...imagine Pat Benatar singing the Beatles I am the Walrus! 😅 Just wasn't feeling that....

@L33Reacts 10 часов назад

It’s hard to fill air time on a 3 minute track. Better to pair it with something so it’s not just a 6 minute video lol 😂

@scottyhotty1003 10 часов назад

@@L33Reacts I'd rather hear 3 more minutes of your in-depth analysis of what you thought about the song and your personal takes at the end of your videos which is my favorite. This video became mostly about her when for me I was hoping to hear more about what you thought of the Stones...just saying💯❤️ It's your channel.

@Linda-y9h 15 часов назад

John Bonham over rated!!!? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ahh, no. ❤😊

@muriel2267 16 часов назад

Love the stones, can’t stand Linda…sorry not sorry

@fineasfogg1461 16 часов назад

She's technically a good vocallist but I don't care much for her music either.

@scottyhotty1003 14 часов назад

I will third so we have a quorum...lol❤

@egorock1632 13 часов назад

sorry not sorry wth? make up your mind

@fuchsiaswing8545 7 часов назад

The Stones are badass. Linda was nothing more than a cover artist.

@scottyhotty1003 7 часов назад

@@fuchsiaswing8545 absolutely to compare the two as even close to equals is whack.

@damonhines8187 3 часа назад

I don't hear much guitar other than a couple by Keef for most of it, I was thinking Bill was doing great, but it appears to have been Mick Taylor filling in. Takin' one for the team. Both the Stones and Linda genre-jumped with ease, tackling country, rock, balladry and ethnic and regional styles and rhythms with natural ease. ✌🏼😊🎶🪄✨️🪨🪨🎲🎲