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The Rolling Stones Gimme Shelter REACTION First Time Hearing The Rolling Stones!!! Classic Tone! Classic Band!
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@JPmantull 3 года назад

That voice in the background was the incredible Merry Clayton. The whole story of how she got involved In singing this song Is told in the Oscar winning documentary “Twenty feet from Stardom “ . A great watch for music lovers !

@thomasmills339 3 года назад

Ha. Pretending you knew who Mary Clayton was before watching this... I see you . I want you to know that you are obvious.

@MarieAnne. 3 года назад

@@thomasmills339 I remember years ago while traveling from Toronto to Ottawa to visit my parents, my husband and I were listening to the radio (most likely CBC radio) when they had a story about this song and about Merry Clayton. They even played her part of the song (isolated from the rest of the song) so we could really hear the crack in her voice. So yeah, some of us knew who Mary Clayton was before watching this.

@rollomaughfling380 3 года назад

@@thomasmills339 What are you doing? Call your sponsor, bro.

@nanook8721 9 месяцев назад

@@thomasmills339 what's wrong with you?

@nanook8721 9 месяцев назад

This song may have been written and performed by the Rolling Stones, but it belongs to Merry Clayton. RIP.

@michaels3067 3 года назад

The woman is Merry Clayton, who was called in for that session the night they were recording this. There is an excellent 2012(?) documentary that, among other things, included her description of this recording. The film is ‘20 feet from stardom’ - about her and other iconic back-up singers. I really, really recommend it. After I saw it, music from that period had a whole additional dimension for me. Merry said that this particular track was her second take on singing this that night, when she really let loose. She was pregnant at the time and unfortunately, soon after had a miscarriage. For a long time she was very resentful of this, however eventually she came to take pride in her part in the song. For a long time, on many ‘best rock songs of all time’ lists, this was considered the greatest, or at least in the very top tier. For me it’s the clear #1, but that’s just my opinion. 👍👍

@symplytraciereacts 3 года назад

Wow, wow, that part gave me chills! Mere replying to this comment and remembering that part I still feel it intensely

@novanights2chevy597 3 года назад

@@symplytraciereacts here is the link to the Gimme Shelter part of the documentary: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ChONufP0FEs.html

@wessew6185 11 месяцев назад

Being overwhelmed by the song is a perfect reaction.

@roleplay6924 2 года назад

finally someone commented on Merry Clayton AND commenting on the voice cracking. Thanks, you have a new Subscriber!

@GoWestYoungMan 3 года назад

Great reaction. Shockingly, I've watched young people react to this and some don't seem to get what the song is about. You got it immediately. This song came out during the Vietnam War. Arguably this was the first time that the horrors of war were beamed directly into people's living rooms. People were traumatized by this war. And yes, this was a protest song but also a warning.

@patrickcraig8022 2 года назад

Arguably the last war to be beamed into peoples’ living rooms too.. we don’t get the same coverage, especially from embedded journalists in any more modern conflict.

@notdoneyet7785 2 года назад

The groove pulls you in,, the Stones rockin as good as ever. You could see your fun and then BAM, your empathy and outrage froze you in your tracks. How to reconcile the dance groove with disaster. It's a masterpiece.

@lewisner 2 года назад

I think she would like I Can See For Miles by the Who too.

@rockrelic333 3 года назад

If you listen very closely you can hear someone say "whoa" right after Mary Clayton cracks her voice. The real genius here was leaving it in the song untouched.

@symplytraciereacts 3 года назад

I still haven’t gotten over the chills I got from this song

@rockrelic333 3 года назад

I've been listening to this song for 50 years now and it NEVER gets old.@@symplytraciereacts

@letitbesummer6536 3 года назад

That was Mick Jagger saying “whoo!” in the background. Merry Clayton’s cracking voice is so haunting! Great reaction, great song.

@landelltohannie3402 Год назад

You've had the best reaction vid, i've seen! Great job👌✌

@deeg8849 3 года назад

Cool wallpaper. Fits the era of the tune in 69. Very styling

@josiesiudut-bf2rj 10 месяцев назад

Merry Clayton nailed that song. Excellent

@steveowen7475 9 месяцев назад

You are correct im 74 i heard this in 69 still pins me to the wall it says it all that period of the Vietnam but it resonates today an anthem of warning forevermore

@martinl8574 3 года назад

Love and hate are both an Action Away. Will it be a shot or a kiss?

@ktkingston6116 2 года назад

No, its not just you she is famous for this performance, Love your reaction..

@robertasirgutz8800 2 года назад

I'm really impressed by your love and understanding of the Rolling Stones. That female voice, was the great Merry Clayton. A frequent back up singer. Watch the movie "20 feet from Stardom".

@whitneyestate1402 2 года назад

It’s just a kiss away

@KirkFields 3 года назад

When you react, your genuine passion shines through, and [countless] many of us appreciate it, lady! (IMHO) This song will always carry forth the timelessness of its energy. By not mentioning specific details of the chaos during the [song's] debut, the emotional output grabs the listener/'feeler' by the core of their gut and brain, and gives a guided tour of an almost-haunting period of intense global dis-ease. Riots, [the Vietnam 😞] war, social/racial unrest (etc.), and not knowing when, or IF, it will ever end or bring renewed [constructive] change #Suuuuuuuuuuuuuucks. But(t), again, #UrReactionRAWKZ #YAY 👍🤓✌️

@symplytraciereacts 3 года назад

Aww thanks for this beautiful detailed comment, it’s so hard not to feel this song. This was so deep, the right befitting word will be „piercing!“ still haven’t gotten over the chills experience

@e2e353 Год назад

♫ The future's uncertain and the end is always near ♪♪

@Idefixu 3 года назад

Edwin Starr "War" is another great anti-war song. Black Sabbath "War Pigs" also. Oldies but goldies.

@symplytraciereacts 3 года назад

Wow I’ll check those out, oldies are mostly what this new world needs to hear

@lewisner 2 года назад

Although it's not about war , "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place" by The Animals is generally regarded as a war song. One of the best too.

@hanskung3278 Год назад

You are very intelligent and you vid reaction is one of the most tastefully done.

@grahamstuart9432 2 года назад

They dragged her into the studio in the middle of the night. That was a one off. She walked up to the microphone and belted that out the 1st time

@gamling7271 2 года назад

Wonderful reaction! Keep it up sister, from Sweden

@symplytraciereacts 2 года назад

Thanks for watching

@josephiannarino6784 7 месяцев назад

You are awesome!!

@iynobhetter115 3 года назад

tide or hate & destruction, that you can see coming. Aggression you can't get away from. The ravage. War

@uvhciM Год назад

And yes, Merry Clayton's vocals are incredible - amongst the most intense singing I've ever heard in my life.

@billhicks6449 3 года назад

Love. Sister. It's just a kiss away.

@symplytraciereacts 3 года назад

Deep lyrics. Deep

@carlospopovich 3 года назад

❤

@trespasserswill7052 3 года назад

The voice crack heard around the world.

@stevensprunger3692 3 года назад

Sweetheart I’m 66 and I first came out when I was about 16 years old I had no idea what the lyrics in the background I thought meant something totally different it’s only now that’s on the Internet and it’s been deciphered because back down on the album they didn’t have the lyrics and I really appreciate your action your thoughtful reaction

@symplytraciereacts 3 года назад

Awwww thanks for this Beautiful comment made me smile, this song is indeed really deep

@Micknkeithable Год назад

The Greatest

@fredkrissman6527 3 года назад

WAR (including RAPE & MURDER) is a choice, and LOVE (the last verse) is THE alternative...

@johnmurray202 3 года назад

The longer you talked the closer you got. Good job

@easystreet303 2 года назад

Best song ever written.

@stevensprunger3422 2 года назад

❤️

@russpalmer1282 2 года назад

I play this song live. You described the effect it has on a live audience. Probably one of the best songs ever.

@GivnoFyux444 2 года назад

The Altamont version for used guitar parts: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4CG1rbUdHKg.html

@sandros5199 Год назад

🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻

@uvhciM Год назад

This is exactly how I've always viewed this song. Though it was written during the Vietnam war, it's larger than that alone. It's a timeless message to every generation that's both a warning and a choice.

@raymondmanderville505 3 года назад

The backup singer steals the show

@richtensail 3 года назад

yeah its a powerful song n so true, ur spot on. mick said it was v best song vey ever wrote, was writen during v vietnam war even though uk wasnt involed.

@symplytraciereacts 3 года назад

So powerful, I still can’t get over that voice screaming in the background wow

@rosswatson5996 3 года назад

The song was recorded in the 1960s. Brilliant!🔥

@lebonnetdespatriotesnet 3 года назад

1969

@joannparker1977 Год назад

Just those visuals from the video tells you that these are bombs falling on people. The horrors of the Vietnam War. You should look it up. Brutal. This song describes the sheer horror of being the war. And this is what this song is all about. Many people look at metaphorically. But, the song is literal.

@JohnComeOnMan 3 года назад

There's an excellent clip on RU-vid about the woman who belted out those "rape...murder..." lyrics. Just search "Merry Clayton". There's a good clip of her and Mick Jagger talking today about what it was like back then along with an isolated track of her vocals. It's spectacular.

@lebonnetdespatriotesnet 3 года назад

You should listen to the isolated track with Merry Clayton. "Naked voice from Merry Clayton in gimme shelter" Her voice is amazing !

@vandy2715 3 года назад

Welcome to the sounds of The Rolling Stones, without a doubt probably one of the greatest bands ever in the existence of humanity. This track has become one of the sounds of the vietnam war. The lyrics pretty much speak for themselves.

@symplytraciereacts 3 года назад

This was so deep I can’t get over it

@vandy2715 3 года назад

@@symplytraciereacts Yeah, it's a pretty twisted tune no doubt. It's Just a different sound from a different era girl.

@michaelbriefs9764 3 года назад

You should also do songs like "Brown Sugar" and "Sympathy for the Devil". This song is serious and it's a burner. It was written at a time of great upheaval and war and suffering. The Stones were connecting with that was going on in the world. Perfect sound and desperate words...like they were saying, "war and rape is here but love is close too...just a kiss away...". Choose love.

@jerrypost9651 Год назад

You absolutely captured the essence of it. The song came out in 1969, when the US was heavily embroiled in the Vietnam War, which all young people globally (including this band) rebelled against. The song seizes upon the idea that all it takes is one first shot from one side and World War III could break out -- with nuclear warheads flying. And you are spot-on about the female vocalist. There's a whole story about all the hoops she had to go through in her personal life to be there to record her part. On top of everything else, she was super pregnant at the time and had to sit during the recording. But what the lyrics conveyed was that rape and murder are an integral part of war. They, too, could be unleashed with a single first shot. How much more reasonable to turn toward love. ❤

@shawnofdanaukota3843 2 года назад

Imagine if this song was recorded today?

@lizawake614 Год назад

PEOPLES COME INTO THIS SONG FOR THE FIRST TIME AND LEAVE A BIT EMPTY AND STUNNED...AND SHOULD

@richtensail 3 года назад

yeah vgrl merry (famous back up singer)sounded great, powerful voice n emotive, mick was impressedw wit her, during v recording her voice breakes wit emotion n u can hear mick go 'wow' n aproval n vey choose that vocal as v cut 4 v single. vey got plenty of mre gd songs.

@freddupriest576 3 года назад

At the time there were mixed signals, with glitz, free sex, entertainment industry, drugs, money and ego surrounding the Stones. I thought it was good music, but that was about all I related to. Its interesting to see another generation react to the actual message. I've followed the Stones though the Merry Clayton years, two decades of Lisa Fischer, and then Sasha Allen absolutely taking the top if it (see Havana Moon). They and the song have actually gotten better as Jagger fades. But as I've aged the message has become more important to me as well. It's the real rdason ths song endures. It's not exactly war, but I think we're again a shot away. Its impoortant to remember, we do have choices.

@symplytraciereacts 3 года назад

Wow honestly this was truly deep

@jamesbyham1156 3 года назад

Oh God Vietnam my mind

@saltypepper6526 3 года назад

Anti-Vietnam Helped Define an “Era” One of the Greatest Songs

@symplytraciereacts 3 года назад

This was really deep

@davisworth5114 3 года назад

The Vietnam War was the backdrop for 60s music. Evergreen for sure, please react to "She's a Rainbow" for a look at the Stones' more lyrical numbers, great reaction!! If you want to know more about Vietnam, watch "The Anderson Platoon" Marc Levy version on RU-vid.

@byronmitchell3784 2 года назад

ROLLING STONE'S, "GIMME SHELTER", VIETNAM WAR WAS GOING ON AT THIS TIME. AND THE STONE'S WERE BIG WITH THE G.I'S"... MORE "SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL". "YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT", YES I HEARD HER VOICE CRACK...

@Jalcolm1 6 месяцев назад

Strange that people nowadays are unaware that there WAS A WAR. Unfortunately, during that war many people died. People needed shelter. Other people wrote songs about needing shelter. This is in living memory for some people. Maybe this will happen again if humans don’t demonstrate more self knowledge and 😂 .

@lewisner 2 года назад

Your accent is delicious.

@symplytraciereacts 2 года назад

☺️☺️☺️ aww thanks ❤️

@stevensprunger3422 2 года назад

Sweetheart This just came out before the Vietnam war unfortunately I didn’t have to go there I had friends that had to go there Sweetheart right now the Russians are invading the Ukraine so this song is just as relevant now as it was back in 1969

@solarpowerhome 3 года назад

There have been so many covers made of this song but there is not a single female EVER that will be able to match Mary Clayton.

@petein384 3 года назад

a song about the war in vietnam

@davidfreeman7455 3 года назад

You are beautiful

@GrouchyMarx 3 года назад

One meaning is that war is sometimes only one gun shot away. That was the case for World War I. ✌️😎

@symplytraciereacts 3 года назад

So deep!

@GrouchyMarx 3 года назад

@@symplytraciereacts True. Actually Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie of Austria were shot several times by the assassin, that set things in motion for the war shortly after. Still a shot(s) away! Nice reaction though. Here are some other songs of theirs you'd enjoy. This is only a few of many more... "Emotional Rescue", "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", "Jumpin' Jack Flash", "Start Me Up", "Brown Sugar", and "Sympathy for the Devil" one they are most noted for and if you do that one do this popular lyric version. Also note this vid has nearly 90 million views!!... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GgnClrx8N2k.html

@MrMoggyman 2 года назад

It sounds depressing and dark. Why? An understanding? Why is it so dark? What is this about? Released 1969 at the height of the Vietnam War. War Children? US soldiers in Vietnam. War, rape, murder all just a shot away. Fire is sweeping down the street today, burns like a red coat carpet? Napalm! Find no shelter, the storm, a flood coming? The Vietcong. Find no shelter against this and you are going to fade away. Love is just a kiss away? If we kiss and make up we can love one another rather than slaughtering one another. Woman, it's deep. But only if you understand truly what it is about. Merry Claytons voice breaks on the high note, and you can hear Mick Jagger say 'Woo' in the background. She offered to sing the song again, and Mick said no, what you did was just what I wanted in this song. It is so powerful, because this is a statement about the Vietnam War. Why are American service men and Vietnamese being so badly wasted? Why can they not make up?

@symplytraciereacts 2 года назад

Wow, that scream of Agony! I can never forget

@chrissiegle1065 3 года назад

Ya, this is a song about war... but like most of these songs, they are still relevant today.. I think it speaks more to mob mentality.. like soldiers in a war.. or protesters.. like the blm protests.. where one did is heavily armed.. one shot cause a war... but just as easily, if we realized it, peace can come with love, if we would just love... Great reaction. Thank you. 😊

@User2718218 3 года назад

Lyrics correction: > Why a red coal carpet?

@symplytraciereacts 3 года назад

Hahaha omg am just getting to give that a really big thought now, red coal carpet or could it be that the red there is just figurative and not actually a red colored carpet? Lol I’ll give it a deeper thought

@User2718218 3 года назад

@@symplytraciereacts Give yourself some time for some thought and try again. If you don't get it, I will let you know what I think it means. I am quite confident that I got it right.