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Interesting that you mentioned the lighting. As I remember, Phil Collins was inspirational in the development of the Vera Light system (those robotic color/pattern changing lights) for his invisible touch tour, now a staple of show and theater lighting.

Elvis grew up dirt poor . Elvis was a gift from god , he was , is , and will forever be the King .

For Americans, going down south might be Mississippi or one of the deep south states. For us Northern English folk, as Mark sings, is going to London.

In bed Im a man and so's Lola.

Please react to the live version

This song pushed the boundaries at the time mid 60s you read the lyrics perfectly 😎😎

It’s about him finding out his girlfriend was cheating on him with his friend also there are references to Chaucers Canterbury Tales 😎

Have a listen to them singing waltzing Matilda.

Hi beauties! Thank you for uploading your reaction video! The band Pussycat is for me a trip back to my childhood; just great memories! May I recommend another great childhood memory? Exactly in the era of Pussycat, the Dutch band called 'the Cats' had its golden era. May I suggest to you: 'One way wind' by the Cats. I guess you will be stunned by the amazing vocals of their legendary lead singer Piet Veerman. (Yes, his voice is like Roy Orbison.)

Johnny Diesel, legend in his own right.

I'm a late getting to this reaction. But this is probably my favorite Bee Gees song. It was also something of my anthem in my late teens, and early twenties.

The Scotsman made us feel like we're tubing down a softly flowing river with a bunch of close friends. Incredible scenes we see from his talented pen.

1964

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Where you been?

“Uhhhhh…Lola is a man!” lol! “I interpreted it differently.” No need to interpret in this song. The lyrics are pretty forward!

You might enjoy them singing You'll never walk alone. It's incredible.

The 60s produced so many great songs in a variety of genres.

Robin has a way of grabbing your emotions.

Now go and listen to Lucy Thomas singing this . This’s what you call flawless . Female emotive is fantastic . Would like your thoughts ❤ this from a man ❤Ronnie

They’ve been performing since they were kids so that would probably be the 50s so they had a lot of time to be kind of like one voice almost very much in tune with each other. It’s a shame that Maurice and Robin are gone now and Barry’s by himself.

This is a great song, but there are so many other outstanding songs to explore in their repertoire. You have barely chipped the iceberg...

Guitar player shon and keyboard player rolled came from santana and played woodstock

When I heard Phil Collins movie against all odds in 1984 over 40 years ago the movie was a hit in theaters his voice is like no other Alex

Bread disbanded at the end of their run, and at least one of the group has passed. It's nice to play the music now, but it means more when you bought record album, and heard the music on the radio. I would not trade the period I grew up for anytime since.

I'm not even Australian but when they sing Waltzin Matilda it makes me cry. Wonderful.

Judith had the voice of an angel. Wonderful group.

"MIAMI VICE" children!

All the men watching this video fall in love with Floor, and all us women want to be her..

I already love you two. Born in 70 and omg, I'm so thankful for that. Even though it means I'm getting old, I wouldn't trade it for the world.

Im Rahmen des „La Nit“-Festivals am 8. Oktober 1988 in Barcelona anlässlich der Ankunft der olympischen Flagge aus Seoul präsentierten beide ihren Titel Barcelona

Hello girls - Freddy Mercury was already a big name in the music business (R.I.P. Freddy) and produced world-class songs with Queen - I'm just saying "Bohemian Rhapsody". Monserrat Caballè is a big name in her genre - undisputed (even if it's not my cup of tea). Freddy's song mentioned above has some strong competition: Listen and watch "Bohemian Rhapsody" in the amazing acapella version by "Pentatonix" ruclips.net/video/ojRj2JK5oCI/видео.html

Janis Joplin and James Morrison lead singer of the Doors both died in very close proximity to one another from Drug Overdose. I think they are both alluded to here. "The Day the Music Died" was not just one day but several. Yes, the first was the plane crash that killed Buddy Holly and the two other artists Ritchie Valens and JP the Big Bopper Richardson in Clear Lake Iowa on February 3rd of 1959. Some people have postulated that Miss American Pie refers to Marylin Monroe and maybe so later in the song, but I also think there could be a possible Patsy Cline reference there as well. She also died in a plane crash in March of 1963, and was considered a big cross over artist, not just Country, but Pop. The Beetles are referenced at least three times. Yes, "The Sergent Peppers Heart Club Band" nod should be obvious. The Beetle's disbanded in 1970. So, in essence they finally left the field. That's also likely another day that the Music died. Satan is supposedly Mick Jagger, but I'm not entirely convinced of that. If it is Jagger, then Mclean doesn't seem to think much of him or The Rolling Stones either for that matter. Not his style. I'm also not exactly sure that Elvis is included in the song at all. Maybe I'm wrong? "The Jester" is reputedly Bob Dylan, and it seems to be confirmed when he later says "with the Jester on the Sidelines in a cast." Dylan had a motor-cycle accident that lied him up for a while. However, I'm almost as inclined to think if "The King" is indeed Elvis and not Christ, then he just as easily could be referring to Tom Jones as the guy taking Elvis's place, while the King was making his movies. Mclean later claimed "The King" in the song wasn't Elvis, (Afterall, he didn't wear a Thorny Crown, Jesus did), and the Jester isn't Dillion either so who knows? There are earlier references to the fear of Communism spreading in America and the Mcarthy hearings. I'm not sure who "The Queen" is that the Jester sang too in the coat he borrowed from James Dean? I'm thinking it's more than one person, but who it is initially is perplexing? Ask yourself who was the queen of Rock and Roll in the late 50's? I would say probably Connie Francis. I 'm not really sure who else it would be? If he's including different genres of music you might say Julie London.

The younger generations can only learn about our music from us , there is nowhere else for them to hear it but from from their parents and maybe their grandparents or relatives there are'nt very many radio stations or television shows for them to experiance what we did we were very lucky so lets go people !

I'm well into my 40s and this is before my time, but damn that's a great song.

Delilah is my favorite song by Tom Jones you should give a listen to Engleburt Humpadink, he also has a great voice all his songs are worth listening to. It is very hard to choose favorite singers and groups from the late fifties to the early 70's ther are all great singers for their type of music, I was very lucky to be born in that generation The Baby Boomers I was born in Nov. 1950 Thanx for giving me a chance to remember those days Jimmy !! 11

Bobby and Bills voices compliment each other and they blend them so perfectly to create such a great and wonderful sound!! beautiful I would have thought with two great voices they would have had more hits than they have ?

This is the second version of the song done by Bobby, if you listen to the original version it is great also but he puts more of himself into this song, I only heard this version of the song which was done on the Andy Williams tv show in 1965 I was only 14 yrs old a few years back while browsing the internet and loved it as soon as I heard it.if you listen to the boys and andy before he sings the song they talk about how they got their name the Righteous Brothers. These two guys do the best harmonies I have ever heard,I used to think Frankie Valli & the 4 Seasons had the best harmonies and backround singing but they have to be second place. Take a listen to The Lexington Lab Band I think you will ENJOY!! I like your format, Mom & DUGHTER !!!

This song is such an excellent and pure expression of female energy, or of the feminine, bringing it to full clarity of articulation. The song is wholly feminine: it's like one long female orgasm, no?

She’s such a beautiful songbird and I hope she’s singing in the Angels choir in Heaven now that she has passed❤️

It was written about the Kinks manager after a night in a club in London's Soho after he had had a few too many drinks and was absolutely convinced that the 'girl' he was dancing with was 100% a woman. Also the original lyric was 'Coca Cola' but had to be changed too 'Cherry Cola' due to copyright infringements

Barry lost all of his words as a child when he was burned badly and could not speak for two years. God gave him back his words and his ability to share them with the world.

I wonder why they did not mention the lyrics? It seems that in most of these reactions the commentators, and not just these two women, ignore the lyrics or messages in the songs.

Great reaction to a great performance. I enjoed that. But I can say the same of some of the commenters. Some people are just trash, sadly.

Subscribed.. I love this reaction! Now i have to see all your other stuff

I’m 70 yrs old and heard this song when it was first released. Truly it’s a timeless masterpiece. Love it to this day. Btw, the sax solo only took 2 takes.

Great Bee Gees Three Voces !

She also said it was too much like the first album. Considering she had written well over 100 songs at that point there was perhaps pressure to come up with songs that would continue the massive success of "the kick inside" Perhaps she tried to replicate too much. That said the whole album is full of stand alone songs that are great songs. Ive often wondered what happened to the other songs, but likely they were not quite up to her excellent writing standard to put in the backburner.

Fantastic song, up there with Moving and L'amour looks something like you

Song was originally from a man's point of veiw. Written by a man. And a man ROY ORBISON sang this