Usually not a fan of classic remakes, but this may be better than the original. 😮

Finally, someone doing this underrated Canadian band. This was my first concert when I was 14 in the early 80's. They came to Halifax with April Wine and the rest is history! Thanks for the memories!

Coming at you live in Canada for 2023 and Streetheart from Regina , Sask beat the hell out of the Stones with this song 👍👍

April wine is another Canadian band worth a listen.

As a musician, it does my heart good to see youth such as yourself, diggin' on one of the best bands ever!

Streetheart also does a great cover of "Tin Soldier" by Small Faces

I absolutely loved that you liked this. Great Canadian band and this cover totally blew the Stones away. One of my favorites to this day

Yes, checkout the Stones' original. Just remember almost 20 years before the Streetheart version!

Such an excellent band -- Canada continuously punches well above its weight when it comes to producing top notch artists!

Finally….This band really was underrated…I’m so glad you found out about them…Cool….

Streetheart ❤ Have been a devoted fan since 16 years old. Kenny Shields was an angel of a human being. This band is so tight and well put together.

Spider is an incredible bass player! I was just a toddler when they were in their prime, but I still wish I'd seen them while Kenny was alive, especially since I live in the same city. They're playing live down the road from me this Saturday. I've watched some more recent live videos, and Paul seems to be a great singer.

The first time I heard this song was back in the 80's when it was released, and as a Canadian guitar player I love this song, the solo is amazing. I still hear it on the radio every so often

Aaaaaaaahhhh STREETHEART. Saw them live……try Action, Hollywood, What kind of love is this, Tin Soldier…………

Perhaps the best cover of a Rolling Stones song! Streetheart's version really still seems fresh. The extended instrumental portion is my favorite part.

Street heart has always been my most favourite rock ‘n’ roll band, this song was absolute brilliant the solo and the song just blew my mind it just was the best sound of any song I’ve ever heard in my life best solo of all time. I know there’s a lot of Other bands that you really awesome solos but this one is clearly the best in my mind. Yes I was in my 20s when this song came out by Streetheart and ever since the first time I listen to it it’s just stuck with me for the rest of my life

Thank you so much for doing sweetheart, I absolutely love the solos and the song I still have their albums..

Well I haven’t heard this song in years. Back in the 80s we used to jam with these guys we went to their concert and we got to meet most of the band. That was one of the most exciting times of my life they have a lot of good songs and we partied with them they came out to a bush party that we were having after the concert and we got to meet them all personally most of them It’s some thing that I just will never forget love these guys

There is another song by a band name prism also a Canadian band and they do it’s an original song for them and it’s called Armageddon and that’s another one that you can really turn the volume up loud and just sync yourself right into the song it’s a must see and I would appreciate it if you were to find it and react to it. You will not be disappointed if you like this Streetheart song So please react to this song I’m suggesting

I was fortunate enough to see Streetheart/Kenny Shields play live 50+ times. Live shows were incredible and watching Spider play live was magical. Mid 80’s at The Curtis Spider did a 15+ minute bass solo during this song. Probably my most memorable live event. God they were good.

You always impressed me Verdy with your chair dancing your soul in the pocket and obviously have a great understanding of rhythm😂🎉😂❤🎉

Love this doll and her reaction couldn't agree more

I first heard The Rolling Stones version of this when I was in my early teens and I liked it but when Streetheart came out with their version!, well, I fell in love with it and still think it's a much better one. And almost 40 years later, I still think this is a much better version and one of Streetheart's best songs!

This song was always a MASSIVE crowd pleaser live. Ken "Spider" Synnaeve is an incredible bass player, ad he really showcases it on this one.

Streetheart hails from the city whose name rhymes with fun.

This was 1979. Fantastic tune. Way better than Stones original

Kenny Shields was prob the best Canadian rock singer we ever had - Streetheart kicked ass

The bass!! I like this version better than the Stones sleepy supper-club version. BUT people usually like the version they hear first.

Great! I like this more then the Stones

Saw Streetheart live in Vancouver last night. Still an amazing band. Sadly without the original lead singer but his replacement from the underrated band Harlequin did Kenny Shield's proud! Amazing performance.

guitar and bass is astounding

So glad you listened to this, loved Streetheart since early eighties. If you liked this , try a little Big Sugar (digging a hole ) guaranteed you will rock out 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

I remember that one. It's so very early 80s, it came out in '79 ;-)

The entire time I was watching your reaction I was thinking you should do a reaction to the original Stones version, so please do

Never heard of the band but they gave it their own sound I would like to hear your reaction on this song rolling Stones I think the rolling Stones did this song in the early 70s

Amazing job of breaking down this masterpiece of a Rock song...

Yes do the stones now! Interested in your comparison? I didn't think I was going to like that, but that was really good! Awesome guitar solo!

Caught them in Edmonton just before they broke. They were stealing stage performance from everywhere and anyone. Tight set, though. Part of the eighties Canadian music onslaught. Great time to live in this country!

VERDY great job with your reaction to the cover of Under My Thumb from Rolling Stone done this time my Street Heart.

Hey girl I have a request for you, if you like sweetheart you are also going to like a band called prism and the name of that song is Armageddon. You will not be disappointed in this it’s also from the 80s and one of our largest party songs when we used to have bush parties.We would have 60 or 70 people out there with us partying to Street heart to Armageddon and many other songs and bands but check out the song called Armageddon by the band called prism, Also a Canadian band

One my life long favorite rock band from when I was a kid is The Guess Who. I don’t know if you’ve covered that or not but, one of their hits that I think you will really grove to is “American Woman.” It got everything that I have witnessed that you love, great guitar riff, an infectious rhythm section and, an great lead singer with a huge voice. Cheers.

This song actually came out in the late 70's, '78 or '79, I believe.

Really glad I heard this version for the first time now. Thank you for featurin' it 'n yes I'd love to see 'n hear your reaction to the Stones original. I know you'll enjoy that version also.

Song is a Rolling Stones cover from the 60's written by Mick & Keith :)

The instrument is an electronic produced marimba on the right side. Yes do a reaction to the Stones version. It's a wee bit different. Brian Jones plays the marimba on their version. RIP Brian Jones, & Charlie Watts

saw these guys live in 79' made some funny cookies~ me and 5 friends were trippin lmao

This great Canadian band from the late 70's were pretty much masters of the cover song. I prefer their version of Under My Thumb to the Stone's original. Another awesome cover of theirs is "Tin Soldier" that was originally done by the band Small Faces, you will love this song. Some other killer tracks from this band are; Action, Hollywood, Here Comes the Night, What Kind of Love is This and Miss Plaza Suite. Some of the more notable members of the band are Paul Dean, who also played guitar for Loverboy, Matt Frenette drummed for Loverboy as well. Ken "Spider" Sinnaeve bassist also played with Red Rider for a while. I was lucky enough to have seen them back in the early 80's and I have to tell you, they didn't disappoint.

Great band with lots of hits from the early 80s

Thanks!

Actually, it was from 1979 and you should see the video. I believe that it was from the album...Meanwhile Back in Paris. Some of the people in the band went on and played with Loverboy. I believe that it was Paul Dean and Mathew Franchette...lead guitarist and drummer.

They made it disco! We used to do this song back in the early `80's. That sounds like some electronic device trying desperately to sound like a Marimba.

Tops !!!!! 😝🤪😜

Oh yes many of us enjoy the Rolling Stones under my thumb I’m not sure if it is as good as the Streetheart version but if you do this song with the Rolling Stones we will be able to compare the two so yes indeed let’s do it

I did a quick scan of the comments. Most mention the Rolling Stones version. I have to agree. Check out the Stones version. Everyone seems to be interested in the comparison you mentioned. Canadian bands... Loverboy, is the first to come to my mind.

The live after dark version of that album cover you have pictured is the only way to hear this song it is about 17 minutes long and there is none better

No mention of the incredible vocals by the late and great Kenny shields check out some other streetheart tunes like Hollywood

That's synth/keyboard - that sound you're hearing - on the Stones original, it was a marimba, which is played with mallets. The marimba is like a wooden keys version of the vibes. Give a listen to the Stones' cut.

Saw them play this live, stretched it out, more than doubled the length of this song.

As I have a moment here is the best version of Under My Tumb from 1966 The Rolling Stones - Under My Thumb (Remastered) this cover by Streetheart is great though!!!!

Streetheart ultimately morphed into Loverboy,

You gotta listen to Lynyrd Skynyrd “T for Texas” live 7/13/77 Convention Hall (official). You love their guitar solos I know, and this video focuses on the guys as they play their part of the 3 solos. You won’t be disappointed. BTW your reactions are spot on.

❤ la best version c'est la version live

I just noticed.. Nice new headphones. May I ask what brand, & model ?

I think this remake is up there with Blinded By The Light

The lead guitar is good on this song, but the bass stood out as Spider moved up and down the frets. I was 17 or 18 when this came out.. Great cover!

You must to react to Argentine heavy metal band RATA BLANCA with his song LA LEYENDA DEL HADA Y EL MAGO.

j'aime le moyen que Streetheart a joue cette chanson

Reacciona a Charly García, Luis Alberto Spinetta,ratones paranoicos, divididos,el indio Solari,Bandas de Rock de Argentina!!!🇦🇷✌️🖐️

It is a great remake of the 1966 song by The Stones. I definitely prefer Kenny's voice to Mick's.

Next react to "Action" from same album, "Meanwhile Back In Paris".

On est fin des années 1960, les Rolling Stones se spécialisent dans la critique sociale. C'est une chanson sarcastique à propos du succès social. Un jeune homme éssaie de conquérir une fille populaire (à l'école secondaire) sans succès. Les choses changent, maintenant le jeune homme est devenu populaire (disons on groupe de musique pop) Et c'est maintenant la jeune fille (une groupie) qui est prète à tout pour le conquérir. Le sarcasme c'est qu'on fait une chanson avec des paroles macho et on met dessous une musique qui fait vibrer les filles et le tout passe sans qu'aucune fille réalise que les paroles sont machismo. L'instrument est une marimba jouée par Brian Jones. J'ai laissé tomber les Stones après sa mort car il était selon moi la vraie source de créativité musicale des Rolling Stones. Après sa mort les Stones sont devenus selon moi un groupe Pop sans génie musical, surtout propulsé par des paroles provocantes et des prestations scéniques impréssionantes.

Maybe introduce people to some Quebecois music, especially from the 70's: Harmonium, Beau Dommage, Offenbach, Diane Dufresne, Plume, etc. Tu pourrais traduire les paroles.

Would love to see you do a reaction to Warrant, Uncle Tom's Cabin

sure check out the stones original song

Mademoiselle Verdy, cet instrument sonne comme un xylophone et comme on est en 1979 quand ils l'ont fait, j'en suis sûr. J'aime votre sens du rythme lorsque vous réagissez. C'est la première chose à propos de toi qui m'a fait venir souvent ici. J'ai dansé sur l'original à l'école Dieu je suis vieux !!!!!

I prefer the stones version, also I prefer the northern soul, Wayne Gibson version, this version you played is modern sounding and quite well presented though.

Sign of the gypsy queen April Wine

Hi from Russia! Try listen The Cleaners From Venus album "On Any Normal Monday" or maybe "Blow Away Your Troubles"

better than the Stones version.

Please react Argentina 🇦🇷 band: Soda stereo, song "Génesis" live Mtv unplugged.

Yes Stones version is hard hitting.. when you do a cover, you must match it, or improve it in some way.. C'est bistro version

Hey, please check out these songs: The Cure - Charlotte Sometimes, Joy Division - Shadowplay and something from Camel. I like watching your videos

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I'm biased, but the original Stones version is much better. Its songs like this that make you realize how important Brian Jones was. He was the most talented musician in the group and his opening of Under My Thumb with a Xylophone still sends chills up my spine. For decades the Stones refused to play this in concert because without Jones it never sounded as good.

A pretty descent cover of a Stones classic although this comes off a little too Pop. The Stones version relies more on Keith Richards guitar and Mick Jagger's voice is much grittier. It's hard for an old guy like me to not hear Mick's voice really selling the meaning of the song. Verdy listen to the original and might hear what I am saying.

"Under My Thumb", is an early Rolling Stones hit, around 65. One of my favorite songs of all time. Brian Jones played xylophone and Bill Wyman played the fuzz bass. Both were very innovative at the time when guitar ruled the world. I went to several Stones concerts, and they never played this song, after Brian was kicked out of the band. If you ever heard the original, this cover doesn't measure up.

I like this version better than the original, mainly b/c I hate Mick Jagger's voice.

Definitely this is one of the times when the cover is superior to the original, Sorry.

Don't believe you've done anything of the Rolling Stones. They were at their peak in the late 1960's and early 1970's. If you like good rock & roll music you will like The Stones.

The original Rolling Stones song of under my thumb is not as good doesn’t sound as good as Street heart there rendition

Tina S., the guitar player would not like this arrangement

Could you please try reacting to animes? would be amazing

Je pense que non. Group arrangement needed to be an improvement, over Stones song.and they failed..Tough to follow Stones

LOL just play the Stones who wrote it. Hampton VA. 1981 would be the best version.

You are Quebecois

There are much better Canadian bands to listen to! Klaatu, Joydrop, FM, BTO, The Guess Who, spring to mind.

5/10 could do better.