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@pilesovinyl Год назад

One of the best rocker anthems of ALL TIME! RIP Leslie West (guitar and vocals).

@cedardog764 Год назад

Shame they aren't in the RNR Hall of Fame

@bert0522 Год назад

And Felix Pappallardi. Jim

@robmartin2860 5 месяцев назад

Amen

@shwicaz Год назад

"We really don't need the lyrics...cuz the music is musicing..." Truer words were never spoken. Glad you enjoyed.

@Mark-iv7np Год назад

Singer and one of the greatest guitarists ever Leslie West killed it, knocked it out of the park.1970 was a great yr for me especially the music. Actually not many radio stations played this saw it as too extreme. Glad had the Moxy to do so. Loved it then still do.

@ryanlinton2663 Год назад

You ❤nailed it!😂❤

@cornbread12987 5 месяцев назад

Indeed

@stevesauck7001 7 месяцев назад

As a 63 year old, these were the good old days for rock music!!! 🔥

@sanzoftatooine Год назад

"While the rest of them dudes was makin their bread, brother beg your pardon I was losin mine." Corky Laing - Drums, Felix Pappalardi - Bass, Leslie West - Guitar & Vocals, Steve Knight - Keyboards.

@daveshep9400 Год назад

Leslie West is the King of Tone due to that awesome guitar sound he developed. He is not a one hit wonder and many guitarist note him as an influence. But yet the Rock Hall of Fame continues their snub. RIP Leslie and Felix. Go Corky!

@pebblehilllane Год назад

Leslie West, The Great Fatsby .... an incredible guitarist, vocalist and songwriter.

@dagmar.6954 Год назад

This hard rock band has been around since the late 60's-70's. They performed at "Woodstock". "Mississippi Queen" is their most famous song using extensive cowbell sounds. Some other songs were "Long Red", "Never In My Life", "To My Friend", "Crossroader", "Nantucket Sleighride" etc.

@craigplatel813 Год назад

For early Leslie go find some vagrants music. First band Leslie was in from 64-66. Great stuff!

@JohnWarner-lu8rq Год назад

In 1970 out band, Storm, opened up for Mountain at Miami University. This is one of the songs they played. Felix, the Bass player was at the time a talent scout for Atlantic-Atco records. He was to come back and sign our band after that tour, but our singer was killed in a bad drug deal. We were so close, and never got that close to a contract again. Both great, and sad, memories.

@normankennith7919 Год назад

mountain at their peak!!!

@kentinatl Год назад

In my opinion Leslie west is the most underrated major guitarist ever...i am 65 and listened to him since 1971,a giant in more than size.

@donsavignano4396 3 месяца назад

Leslie Weinstein aka Leslie West was one of a kind. Back in the day he weighed over 400 pounds. He loved his burgers. Later in life he was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and lost his right leg above the knee. In 2020 Leslie had a heart attack went into a coma and died. He was 75. R I P. Leslie you will be missed but never forgotten 🙏

@stevetreloar3129 Год назад

RIP Leslie West

@originalhgc Год назад

A mountain of a man.

@cedardog764 Год назад

And Felix..........died way too young - 45 yo.

@827dusty Год назад

The great Leslie West. We just lost him recently. What a huge influence on Rock music for over 60 years. He could play that guitar so darn well.

@edcastillo9342 Год назад

The legendary Leslie West on guitar and lead vocals here. RIP.....

@CajunMomma Год назад

This song was / is in every single jukebox in bars, bowling alleys in Louisiana. Locals truly love the homage to us Cajun Queens ❤ just a gritty classic

@thisclthing1780 Год назад

Gritty classic.. apropos.

@jgunther3398 Год назад

every other state too!

@GidDree Год назад

Best Stop Boudin and Dons mais yas sha avect le Couchon de lait !

@CajunMomma Год назад

@@GidDree is that the one north of cankton/Scott exit? That’s a stop we make every time we pass that way ! Everyone needs to try that boudin !

@GidDree Год назад

@CajunMomma Yes and Don's near the Harley place on that same exit off I-10 on the other side!

@woodzeppelin3241 13 дней назад

That was my reaction too 40 something years ago. Still is. Thanks for playing!

@42Mrgreenman Год назад

Damn, Mountain is SO underrated...I actually learned about them from my hippie mom. That voice, guitar, and drums are so down-and-dirty!

@robertaxel 7 месяцев назад

'The music is doing what needs to be done' - perfect....

@pacalvotan3380 Год назад

That has to be one of the most iconic rock songs of all time. Every garage band and their dogs were playing this tune after it was released.

@buzzbomb67 Год назад

This album, Climbing, is just a true forgotten classic. Such goodness! Three kickass rockers in Mississippi Queen, Sittin’ On A Rainbow, and Never In My Life, plus the epic, Theme For An Imaginary Western. Add in For Yasgur’s Farm (an ode to Woodstock), Silver Paper, To My Friend, The Laird and Boys In The Band …man, good stuff!

@larryc3860 4 месяца назад

Over 40 years later, STILL one of the hardest rockin' tunes you'll hear.........R.I.P., Leslie, you were "The Mountain" 🤘🤘🤘

@Mr.56Goldtop Год назад

Mississippi Queen is most definitely a rock anthem! And is still popular today.

@twwtjohns Год назад

That was Leslie West singing and playing guitar. I still remember when that song came out in 1970 and got a lot of play on FM radio stations. Sadly Leslie passed away in 2020 just before Christmas, he was 75.

@masonthelevel 8 дней назад

First off, Britt... I love you and your channel: instant subscriber! Also, I am a recent devotee to Mountain and Leslie West - he won me over immediately as I see he has won you over as well... When you said, "He's feeling it! He's feeling it!" at about 2:40 in this video, that's the same feeling I got when I first saw this video... Does he shred his guitar or what!?!?!?! He's digging so hard for those notes I'm scared he's going to crack his teeth!... and this is to say nothing of his presence... LARGER THAN LIFE! You think when he walked into a room heads turned??? I strongly encourage you to check out the Woodstock footage of Mountain's performance of Beside The Sea; you'll love it GUARANTEED! ... and never a more humble guy than Leslie West. Check out some of his interviews and you'll love him even more. Wish he was still playing - RIP and taken from us too soon!

@lawrencesansone4451 Год назад

Everything about Leslie West was big gigantic and grand his vioce his guitar and Leslie himself

@chadwhitfield6946 Год назад

This is the American answer to Cream.

@charlesalexanderhewison7817 3 месяца назад

I would LOVE to see Brittney play a guitar and pull those faces that she does while shes in the zone !!

@robertkern9911 Год назад

My uncle used to play with him in a band called the Vagrants prior to this

@d.malman3357 Год назад

R.I.P Lesley West, one of the greatest guitar players....

@5after4am Год назад

Cowbell. You lift a kettle bell, you smash a cowbell.

@adamc1966 Год назад

I love it when her eyes light up when she sees the Fro !!🤩

@artbagley1406 4 месяца назад

Felix (bassist) was giving it a go, just didn't have the right hair texture to bring it off.

@cedardog764 Год назад

I was getting tired (bored) of reaction YT drops;;;;;;;; then Britt cam along with her channel. You bring new enthusiasm to reactions. Thanks. Mountain was a great, out of the box choice.

@boerplaas388 Год назад

Awesome that you’re so into this music. I grew up with this in South Africa

@ronaldelliott4373 Год назад

Try the album version. Your observation about Leslie’s voice is spot on, and the studio recording captures all the energy of both his vocal performance and Les Paul through a Marshall sound. Would love to see you react to the album cuts of Nantucket Sleigh Ride, and Theme From An Imaginary Western. Two high points in the Mountain catalog.

@theoneandonlyfalafel Год назад

it was sunn tho

@ronaldelliott4373 Год назад

@@theoneandonlyfalafel Was it recorded through a Sunn? I’ve seen him live numerous times back in the day and it was Marshall all day long. Seems like every band I played in, in the early and mid seventies had a bassist and a few guitarists using those Fender line cabs and amps. They actually sounded quite nice. As a drummer, I blew my ears out with EV 18’s and horn cabs used as monitors on each side of me. (There’s a photo of Ted Nugents’ drummer on stage with the same setup.) I have no idea what we were thinking back then, but it had little to do with our health. 👈😉 Good stuff, thanks for the correction. Regards

@theoneandonlyfalafel Год назад

he enjoyed the sound of the sunn on that specific track. he def was a marshall purist though.@@ronaldelliott4373

@Xx-xd3zo 10 месяцев назад

@@ronaldelliott4373 - Yeah, the studio version is a Sunn with KT88's. That's what showed up there...

@ronaldelliott4373 10 месяцев назад

@@Xx-xd3zo Yep, Sunn equipment. Now that brings back some memories of some good times. Not surprised. 🤔🍻

@MusicHandsAbrupt 6 месяцев назад

I’m 44, and a former Mississipian. When I was 3 or 4 years old I was playing this on the stereo at home. I still play it on a jukebox when I see one. Thanks for the great video!!

@jimponton693 Год назад

Never met anyone who wasn't immediately grabbed by this song.

@geoffreymarston5948 Год назад

Mountain was one of our groups we used for road music during college years !

@worblyhead996 Год назад

I didn't get to catch the original lineup back in the day, but I did get to see Corky Laing (the drummer) and Leslie West (guitarist) at the Bull Run in Central Massachusetts back late 90's early 2000's time period. Pretty darn good show and Leslie's tone was still on point. The song Nantucket Sleighride (actually the whole album) is worthy of reacting to for sure.

@edwardrutledge2765 Год назад

Mountain had a huge hit with Theme For An Imaginary Western, a song written by Jack Bruce. Jack of course was the bassist joining Eric Clapton lead guitar, and Ginger Baker drums in the legendary trio Cream. All this great music before you were a twinkling in dads eyes.

@jonnno243 Год назад

Hey Britt, i was born in the 50s, and here, you are introducing me to such COOL ! ty Britt

@thisclthing1780 Год назад

Can remember as a kid.. my Dad taking me to a store to buy this cassette!! Cassette w mountain.. circa 1971 or 1972.

@GregoryFernicola 12 дней назад

Thanks britt for the funny reaction of mountain Mississippi queen and his ginormous afro.lol they are awsome.god bless.peace

@artmasotes7539 Год назад

I owned this album in 1971 and it almost got me killed. I was 19 yo and was in my last year of prep school. I was living in a dorm and the football coach and family lived above us. I came home after school and forgot he lived there and put on Mississippi Queen on volume 10. About 2 minutes later, he burst into my room screaming to turn it off that it woke up his baby. From the look on his face and in his eyes, I thought I was dead. Luckily, he just turned around and walked out as I turned off the record player. I have loved this song all my life.

@jimcorbeil Год назад

❤

@jeanine9391 Год назад

I love songs from my childhood. Mountain, Outlaws, Marshall Tucker, Blackfoot etc. Turn it all the way up, until the folks get home. Then dad would make us ‘turn that screamin hippie sh!t off’! Lol. Good stuff. 😊

@mikemurphy1700 Год назад

Legend has it that Corky Lang, the drummer, went through 30 pairs of drumsticks over the course of a full concert....if you like this kinda stuff may I suggest Inside Looking Out done live by Grand Funk Railroad ....most excellent !!!!

@michaellennon9427 Год назад

Two incredible bands NOT in the dirt bag Hall of Fame sadly 😢 Mountain and Grand Funk Railroad.

@JaquelineGoodspeed Год назад

One of my favorite reactors. Our party is still going. Rockin 50 year Olds. Hello

@edvinlaine Год назад

Corky Laing on drums is still drumming strong. Just released Finnish Tapes 2022 with a local bluesrock lady Maria H.

@markbranson3723 Год назад

That was badass! I know Leslie West was one of Randy Rhoads' favorite guitar players. You should react to Ozzy Osbournes Mr. Crowley live with Randy Rhoads. Pretty amazing

@Asherfonseca Год назад

Soooooo glad you love this as I bop!!!!....while I write.

@davidnettles4734 Год назад

Chris Stapleton needs to cover this

@romanticwarrior97 Год назад

The song is a classic and you're beautiful.

@jerrypost9651 Год назад

Another wonderful reaction, Britt. You bring so much sprit to your role. Great, great to have you among the many reactors on RU-vid. ♥️👍✌️

@firedoc5 Год назад

MORE COW BELL!! You have southern rock, then you have hard southern rock like these guys. This was their greatest hit, but contrary to popular belief, they were not a one-hit wonder and seem to be underrated at times. This is one of those songs that as soon as you hear the intro you turn the volume up to 11.

@halweiss8671 Год назад

I heard, when cowbells in songs were prevalent, that a cymbal’s sound didn’t come over AM radio as well. Thus, the cowbell started being used more. I never knew if that was true or not, but it seemed reasonable.

@firedoc5 Год назад

@@halweiss8671 AM radio was not in stereo so that might have something to do with it. As someone who has ran sound boards, it depends on the recording equipment is set up also. It was hard to set up each percussion piece, so one might override the other back then.

@sukie584 Год назад

Except they were from Long Island, NY

@halweiss8671 Год назад

@@sukie584 maybe the southern end of Long Island.

@sukie584 Год назад

@@halweiss8671 😂😂

@sjd5750 Год назад

Born Leslie Abel Weinstein, who changed his name to West after his parent's divorced....A Jewish kid from Long Island laying down some heavy rocking Delta blues...People are always surprised to learn that Mountain was a NY based band.

@laurencejames7948 Год назад

The man in pink pants is Felix Pappalardi who wrote, arranged and produced Creams second album Disraeli Gears. Leslie west was a genius and after mountain made a few other albums with other musicians like Jack Bruce and Corky Laing but poor health due to a heavy heroin addiction cut his career short

@brucematzen4678 4 месяца назад

The Great Fatsby. They still gimme the chills! All these years later.

@richclaptonfanwatson7878 Год назад

great choice ,great reaction ! ty

@OceanusHelios Год назад

Raunchy sound that burns into your brain and gets stuck there for life, and you'll love how it jus' stank in your brain case forever.

@j348011 6 месяцев назад

One of my favorites!!! He put some STANK ON IT!!! I grew up, listening to this..... Black girl HERE, who was adopted by hippies in the 70s, I'm glad you're hearing this.

@johngrant5936 2 месяца назад

That was my surf music. I had the Album, Flowers of evil.

@caroljshepherd3848 Год назад

Well that blew me hair straight back! Yeah, baby! ❤

@jimbusby8298 6 месяцев назад

One the most covered songs 🎵 🎶 in my opinion... good stuff 👏

@Hobodeluxe960 Год назад

Used to love playing this one. As a drummer I love starting out with a cowbell. :) It just sets the tone.

@j.andrewk.327 Год назад

Leslie West, bundled up like an Eskimo in the hottest July weather under the bright lights!

@user-bh5jv8hi3b Год назад

This is 1970 so all those amps you see onstage Are Plugged in ! Because in those days that was the only way to play LOUD ! That's all the technology of the era could support . This is why so many late 60's early 70's artist struggled with hearing loss later in their career . The sound level onstage would be deafening .

@L4rceny 4 месяца назад

The ending with the crowd just golf clapping reminds of the johnny b. good scene in back to the future. Cant help but bust out laughing everytime i see it.

@richardfordham931 Год назад

They even sound like a mountain. For teenage boys learning to play guitar in the late 70s and early 80s, this was one of the songs we'd try to learn.

@stevenphillips6127 Год назад

I don't think that band ever used a fog machine. Everybody there was high as hell. 😂

@robertprice6830 Год назад

That was done in a small TV studio in P.A. spectators were told to behave.

@iahelcathartesaura3887 4 месяца назад

You're going to be one of my favorite reactors now after watching reactors for years 🙂👍 Glad to find you, subscribed!

@jonathanhelms9184 8 месяцев назад

Song is forever eitched in time!!!!!

@bobplotnikov1068 Год назад

Rock In Peace Leslie and Felix

@sidecaster 6 месяцев назад

That’s nothing but the good ole blues

@spitandfire Год назад

If your liking this, teddy swims is another big dude with an amazing voice. His rendition of "I can't make you love me" gets every reactor shook!

@josephsiano5447 Год назад

Awesome Britt. Yes the drummer is on another planet.. Big. Voice for sUre!!

@jonathanlocke6404 Год назад

I always like to imagine how loud this was in that t.v. studio...

@jaywatson8054 Год назад

Ah, another new fan of Classic Rock!! Who needs samplers and digital recording; 4 guys playing REALLY loud and kicking ass!

@bert0522 Год назад

Can't go wrong with anything they did. Jim

@ericfredenburgh4577 3 месяца назад

This is my favorite video on this channel so far !

@Bill123058 Год назад

my first concert was Mountain in 1974 at George Mason University. was a fantastic show.

@Nickel138 Год назад

This was the first full song I learned on guitar via Guitar World magazine.

@vicprovost2561 Год назад

Leslie West and Mountain are dope, this is just the tip of the iceberg, try Nantucket Sleighride sometime, it is a studio classic but takes on a life of it's own in concert, it often went 10 to 30 minutes depending on what they were feeling. Awesome band, I saw Mountain at least 10 times and Leslie solo almost as much. Always a great show, he never mailed in. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎶

@davidemmanuelrocha6938 11 месяцев назад

what a voice...three members don't need anything else...congratulations....

@eguitarplayer6689 Год назад

Ozzy Osbourne did a cover of this song.😎🎶🎸

@derekbrindley9315 Год назад

You need to hear Nantucket sleighride by Mountain.

@TheDman216 Месяц назад

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@weshilton6862 11 месяцев назад

I saw Mountain with Triumph in Indianapolis in the 80s while I was stationed at Grissom AFB. It was one of the greatest shows I ever saw because both bands had three members with the guitar player singing.

@cedardog764 Год назад

That's Felix Papardi on guitar back up; an influential musician/producer for other rock groups including Cream. Amazing the power of rock n roll coming from a 3-man combo........same with Grand Funk..........Rock on Britt !!!!!!!

@1perfectpitch Год назад

That's a bass guitar.

@cedardog764 Год назад

@@1perfectpitch A bass that is backing up Leslie........rock on Jeff.

@martinmorris5997 Год назад

There were 4 personnel in Mountain, if not more depending on the year. Classic line up was Corky Lang - drums, Steve Knight - Keyboards, Felix Papardi - Bass and lead vocals and Leslie West - guitar and lead vocals. This is the line up on this track and the first 3 albums if my memory is correct.

@Gbarriders Год назад

😂 Britts tongue is wagon she's in her happy place😂🎉

@Yowza78 11 месяцев назад

You understood this song on a cellular level. Thank you!

@user-js2pt7ej9d 2 месяца назад

smile on my face.

@99cachorro Год назад

Leslie West was a Force Of Nature! Everything he did was gold!

@johnfoster2592 5 месяцев назад

My favorite rock tune! I want it played at my funeral as my last goodbye.

@larsblankenfjell9814 Год назад

One of the best Jam ever, Im old enough to know when I bought the Flowers of Evil, when it was new

@unusual686 Год назад

(More Cowbell)

@Brandi6666 Год назад

Philly. 1974 along with argent and richie blackmores rainbow 🤘❤️

@PhilPastor Год назад

Great reaction, Britt. Leslie West was a "Mountain" of a man, and he could play the guitar, and had a great voice! RIP Leslie.

@mikelundquist4596 Год назад

We lost Leslie West at the end of 2020. RIP. I was lucky enough to see this band in the 70s, I think it was opening for BTO. Great show.

@donaldgreen7471 Год назад

This is as good as it gets. I love the old stuff.✌️

@artbagley1406 4 месяца назад

Try their "Theme from an Imaginary Western"; quite the composition and compare-contrast exercise.

@SunnymunnyHunnybunny 3 месяца назад

'Am I late to the party?' Well, let's see. Pappalardi was murdered by his wife, and West was killed by Ben and Jerry, so I'd say that's a definitive 'yes'.