Fun fact, when Diane Warren present this song in Céline when she recording her second english album, she didn't know that Patti made this song few years before and she learn only the day she recording the song because she never heard the song before Diane Warren present this song to her. The Céline version was very more successful then the original because the original was only a minor hit while the Céline version was very successful. Patti shot the video the week she lost her sister of cancer of age of 43 and this is the reason why this video was so emotional.
Of course I heard Ms. Patti’s version first, so I expected Celine to hold that note at the end of the bridge, and she obviously disappointed me because she didn’t. Plus, Ms. Patti builds.
I knew Pattis version forst so it was the standard for me. No shade to Celine- an amazing singer in her own right- but we talking about Patti!! This was more pop than we were used to from Patti- and most mainstream listeners probably slept on it at the time
***PATTI....AND, YES, CELINE...TRIVIA TIME!!!*** ...did you ask ME!? (4:44) ....Ah yes, the 'who did it better' debate! ....this CLEARLY was done by Patti FIRST, for her 1989 "Be Yourself" Album (and, the 'Love Theme' to the James Bond flick "License To Kill"); Patti unfortunately went through a LOT of heartache, during the time of it's release...... - ...She lost her Sister to cancer, and felt guilty for NOT being there for her (Patti stated NUMEROUS times she was tired, and took ONE day for herself...that was the day she lost her).....Patti honored her Sister by wearing BLACK the ENTIRE rum of the Album's release (Fall 1989 - Summer 1990).... - ...Patti hit #10 on the R&B charts with her version, and it hit #79 Pop...while Celine's 1992 version hit #4 Pop, and went to #1 AC.....THEN it became a HUGE debate on whether R&B Singers get a fair shake doing 'Pop', while it's easier for 'Pop' Artists to go 'Soul'......
@@EmpressReacts From License to Kill (1989). It was the End Titles song. The Main Titles was another great song (called License to Kill) performed by the legendary Gladys Knight. ✌️
This was on the 007 Bond movie at the ending credits. Gladys Knight sang the 007 Bond Theme for ‘License To Kill’. I preferred the Patti LaBelle 1989 version but the Celine Dion 1992 cover is still good. Patti brings in that OOO deep into your soul. 🖤
This type of power ballad was different from Patti's usual style, and yet it's probably my favorite song of hers. I actually like it *because* she held back on the "Patti-isms" just a little bit, and let the song speak for itself. I think it has more soul than Celine's version. Of course Celine really belted hers out, but that's just what Celine does...
One of my favorite movie endings is this song at the end of License to Kill 007. Showing the coast of Mexico City I believe so beautiful hope you check it out
***PATTI....AND, YES, CELINE...(CHART) TRIVIA TIME!!!*** ...did you WANT to ask me!? (5:50) ....ahhhh, why not!? ...the Charts ...Patti Oct., 1989 (R&B).... 10. *If You Asked Me To* - Patti La Belle 9. Can't Get Over You - Frankie Beverly & MAZE 8. I Do - Natalie Cole & Freddie Jackson 7. It's No Crime - Babyface 6. Put Your Mouth On Me - Eddie Murphy (...yes, this was a Song!!) 5. Taste Of Your Love - E.U. 4. Let Go -Sharon Bryant 3. Spend The Night (C'est Soir Tonight) - Isley Brothers 2. Remember The First Time - Eric Gable 1. My Fantasy - GUY feat. Teddy Riley Celine, July 1992, Pop..... 10. Wishing On A Star - Cover Girls 9. My Lovin' (Never Gonna Get It) - EnVogue 8. Tennessee - Arrested Development 7. Jump - Kris Kross 6. Achy Breaky Heart - Billy Ray Cyrus 5. DAMN! I Wish I Was Your Lover - Sophie B. Hawkins 4. *If You Asked Me To* - Celine Dion 3. Under The Bridge - Red Hot Chili Peppers 2. I'll Be There (Live) - Mariah Carey feat. Trey Lorenz 1. Baby Got Back - Sir Mix A Lot
Wow I've heard more than half the songs on the 92 chart 🔥🔥, but only Patti's song for the 89 charts‼️🤯 Didn't know Eddie Murphy made more charting topping music after Party All the Tile
@@EmpressReacts The 89 charts was the RnB charts, not the general charts like for the 1992 who RBS posted. The original version of Patti Labelle only reaching n.79 in the general charts.
It Would've Been More Fair If You Played Celine's Version.. To Get Both Perspective's .. The Comments Are Pro Pattie Because We Had Nothing To Compare... For Those Who Never Heard The Other.. For Me I Appreciate Celine's Version The Most & She Did More Numbers On It As a Hit Single ✌️
I really prefer Celine's vocal on this one. Maybe it's the key that Patti is singing it in? It seemed like it was too high, at least verse one. I liked it more as the song progressed.
Probably going to get cancelled for this one. Patty is a master vocalist and so is Celine. I thought Patty would be stronger on this, but I have to give the win to Celine as she really soars with the vocals in her version. This almost felt safe for what we know Patty is capable of delivering.
To be fair, Patti was told to tone down her vocals often in the 80s to be more radio friendly. Plus, Celine wasn't very original. She copied a lot of Patti's phrasing
@@popland1977 that’s true but on ANY given song Patti will take you to CHURCH!! and that’s taking nothing away from Celine but I feel Patti creates more emotion in the song and if I’m not mistaken at this time her sister had passed from cancer
Celine Dion has thr better version, but the notes that Patti hit at the end were legendary. Now Patti can sing circles around Celine Dion, but Patti's version is not as good
Both great versions, BUT Patti’s has that grit and gravy soul.Sing, Patti, Sing.
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Patti brings soul Drama & Realness 💯
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Fun fact, when Diane Warren present this song in Céline when she recording her second english album, she didn't know that Patti made this song few years before and she learn only the day she recording the song because she never heard the song before Diane Warren present this song to her. The Céline version was very more successful then the original because the original was only a minor hit while the Céline version was very successful.
Patti shot the video the week she lost her sister of cancer of age of 43 and this is the reason why this video was so emotional.
Great facts!
Patti's version is my all time favorite.
Those soaring vocals, just otherworldly, ethereal, soulful powerhouse singing at it's best!❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉
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What can u say? It's Patti!🔥🧡
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Of course I heard Ms. Patti’s version first, so I expected Celine to hold that note at the end of the bridge, and she obviously disappointed me because she didn’t. Plus, Ms. Patti builds.
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Omg Empress....when you start singing....the world wants to hear you!!
Thanks!
I knew Pattis version forst so it was the standard for me. No shade to Celine- an amazing singer in her own right- but we talking about Patti!! This was more pop than we were used to from Patti- and most mainstream listeners probably slept on it at the time
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***PATTI....AND, YES, CELINE...TRIVIA TIME!!!*** ...did you ask ME!? (4:44)
....Ah yes, the 'who did it better' debate! ....this CLEARLY was done by Patti FIRST, for her 1989 "Be Yourself" Album (and, the 'Love Theme' to the James Bond flick "License To Kill"); Patti unfortunately went through a LOT of heartache, during the time of it's release......
- ...She lost her Sister to cancer, and felt guilty for NOT being there for her (Patti stated NUMEROUS times she was tired, and took ONE day for herself...that was the day she lost her).....Patti honored her Sister by wearing BLACK the ENTIRE rum of the Album's release (Fall 1989 - Summer 1990)....
- ...Patti hit #10 on the R&B charts with her version, and it hit #79 Pop...while Celine's 1992 version hit #4 Pop, and went to #1 AC.....THEN it became a HUGE debate on whether R&B Singers get a fair shake doing 'Pop', while it's easier for 'Pop' Artists to go 'Soul'......
Love this debate‼️
First time hearing this song was the end credits to James Bond's Licence to Kill, it's been a favourite of mine ever since.
❤ this song. Never knew Patti sang it originally. I always just heard Celines version.
Both are great singers, BUT😳 PATTI LABELLE WILL FOREVER BE THAT GIRL WITH A VOICE THAT WILL SHAKE THE SOUL FOUNDATION!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯
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One of the best 007 love themes! ✌️
Wow didn't know this was a bond theme movie song
@@EmpressReacts From License to Kill (1989). It was the End Titles song. The Main Titles was another great song (called License to Kill) performed by the legendary Gladys Knight. ✌️
@@Mr17051963 I need to hear that
Patti…..❤
This was on the 007 Bond movie at the ending credits. Gladys Knight sang the 007 Bond Theme for ‘License To Kill’.
I preferred the Patti LaBelle 1989 version but the Celine Dion 1992 cover is still good. Patti brings in that OOO deep into your soul. 🖤
Oh cool! The bond movie that had all the soul divas
Patti labelle the Best Music
This type of power ballad was different from Patti's usual style, and yet it's probably my favorite song of hers. I actually like it *because* she held back on the "Patti-isms" just a little bit, and let the song speak for itself. I think it has more soul than Celine's version. Of course Celine really belted hers out, but that's just what Celine does...
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This was at the time Patti labelle had lost her sister due to cancer
So sad😭
We only acknowledge this version. These commenters are straight buggin lol
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One of my favorite movie endings is this song at the end of License to Kill 007. Showing the coast of Mexico City I believe so beautiful hope you check it out
I need to check .it out
THIS IS PATTI SONG SHE DID IT FIRST THEY JUST CREDIT CELINE
***PATTI....AND, YES, CELINE...(CHART) TRIVIA TIME!!!*** ...did you WANT to ask me!? (5:50) ....ahhhh, why not!? ...the Charts ...Patti Oct., 1989 (R&B)....
10. *If You Asked Me To* - Patti La Belle
9. Can't Get Over You - Frankie Beverly & MAZE
8. I Do - Natalie Cole & Freddie Jackson
7. It's No Crime - Babyface
6. Put Your Mouth On Me - Eddie Murphy (...yes, this was a Song!!)
5. Taste Of Your Love - E.U.
4. Let Go -Sharon Bryant
3. Spend The Night (C'est Soir Tonight) - Isley Brothers
2. Remember The First Time - Eric Gable
1. My Fantasy - GUY feat. Teddy Riley
Celine, July 1992, Pop.....
10. Wishing On A Star - Cover Girls
9. My Lovin' (Never Gonna Get It) - EnVogue
8. Tennessee - Arrested Development
7. Jump - Kris Kross
6. Achy Breaky Heart - Billy Ray Cyrus
5. DAMN! I Wish I Was Your Lover - Sophie B. Hawkins
4. *If You Asked Me To* - Celine Dion
3. Under The Bridge - Red Hot Chili Peppers
2. I'll Be There (Live) - Mariah Carey feat. Trey Lorenz
1. Baby Got Back - Sir Mix A Lot
Wow I've heard more than half the songs on the 92 chart 🔥🔥, but only Patti's song for the 89 charts‼️🤯 Didn't know Eddie Murphy made more charting topping music after Party All the Tile
@@EmpressReacts The 89 charts was the RnB charts, not the general charts like for the 1992 who RBS posted. The original version of Patti Labelle only reaching n.79 in the general charts.
It Would've Been More Fair If You Played Celine's Version.. To Get Both Perspective's .. The Comments Are Pro Pattie Because We Had Nothing To Compare... For Those Who Never Heard The Other.. For Me I Appreciate Celine's Version The Most & She Did More Numbers On It As a Hit Single ✌️
I reacted to Céline version first in another video which I referenced at the beginning of the video ruclips.net/video/0uvfS1y3EJo/видео.html
I really prefer Celine's vocal on this one. Maybe it's the key that Patti is singing it in? It seemed like it was too high, at least verse one. I liked it more as the song progressed.
Patti Labelles version hands down, Celines version has no soul.
Good version from Patti. I would have loved to have heard Tina Turner do this one. I do like Celine Dion’s version more.
Oooo Tina on this...def would have been a different fill
@@EmpressReacts uh-oh .. Someone Is Gonna Try To AI This One 🤔
Probably going to get cancelled for this one. Patty is a master vocalist and so is Celine. I thought Patty would be stronger on this, but I have to give the win to Celine as she really soars with the vocals in her version. This almost felt safe for what we know Patty is capable of delivering.
Agree about the "safe" for Patti and according to the comments, so far Celine has the W
To be fair, Patti was told to tone down her vocals often in the 80s to be more radio friendly. Plus, Celine wasn't very original. She copied a lot of Patti's phrasing
@@popland1977 that’s true but on ANY given song Patti will take you to CHURCH!! and that’s taking nothing away from Celine but I feel Patti creates more emotion in the song and if I’m not mistaken at this time her sister had passed from cancer
Celine Dion has thr better version, but the notes that Patti hit at the end were legendary.
Now Patti can sing circles around Celine Dion, but Patti's version is not as good