THE SOUL!| FIRST TIME HEARING Aretha Franklin - Chain Of Fools REACTION
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- THE SOUL!| FIRST TIME HEARING Aretha Franklin - Chain Of Fools REACTION
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Her performance of Natural Woman at Kennedy Center Honors for Carol King is an absolute must. It was performed not long before her passing, but she blew the roof off the place!!
Definitely!!!!!!!!! and not just for Aretha's vocals.... but Carole's reaction!! Thought she was going to launch herself out of that balcony and straight onto that stage!!
A very emotional performance for all. Quintessential Aretha. 💕💕🎶🎶🇨🇦🇨🇦
+1 to this, it was epic! Had people in the audience tearing up because of how special it was.
She blew the roof off the Kennedy Center - when she dropped that fur coat -- all bets were off!!! The Queen of Soul -always and forever!!!!❤❤
@@lynnschnekenburger7270 / YES. YES. YES. One of my favorite performances ever.
While I love Respect this is my personal favorite. All Hail the Queen of Soul
Mine too. Nothing she did before or since, matched the pure, raw soul of this song.
100 % agree with you I love this song🙋🏻♀️
Mine too!
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There is a song Aretha does with The Eurythmics called, " Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves" 👌 Great tune and really worth a reaction 💯
Yes!
Oh I agree with you!
All of those people, except LITTLE David Hood who made his mark on IL take you there with the Staple singers ARE GONENOW.! GOD BLESS HIM.
Just listened to the Staples Singers "Respect yourself", what a fine band!
"Women are doing it for them selves " is well worth the listen.
She was the 1st Female inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
John Travolta does an amazing dance number to this song in the movie Michael. That's a great movie for movie night. Such a sweet movie.
One of my favorite movie scenes. Up there with You Never Can Tell from Pulp Fiction.
@@cjpew I totally agree! It's the combination of the song and of course his dancing that make it so memorable. Plus the whole movie is fantastic! ✌️♥️
yes Michael would be a great movie for a review
I just commented about this. One of those scenes that you remember.❤️
❤to see them do the movie Michael too
She arranged all of her songs even if she didn’t write them all. Oh and she a piano player
Finally! I’ve been telling you guys to do this one for a long time now. This is an outstanding song by Aretha. And consider this. This song, with its incredible rawness and soul, was released in 1968. I was 12 years old. This is the kind of music we were exposed to on the radio on a daily basis. A variety of everything from Motown to the kind of funky soul like this that was coming out of Atlantic Records, to British rock and classic rock to psychedelic to country rock and even instrumentals. It was the best time to grow up when it comes to music, IMO.
*Atlantic
Hell yeah, all genres of music were just off the charts Good
I'm with you!!!!💯🙌
Generation X will never know what they missed
It was released at the end of 1967, but who is keeping track, lol
My favorite Aretha cut! Danced like a dizzy little pixie to this as a little girl.
Haha love that cute visual!!😊
Me too! 😊 I thank mom for that
Please, please do her duet with George Michael next its called I Knew You Were Waiting and it is FIRE.
Yes, yes, yes!!! Please react to "I Knew Your Were Waiting". That's one of my roll down the windows and crank the radio songs.
Yes!!
I was about to suggest this!
One of my favorite Aretha Franklin songs. Definitely top 10 favorite of hers.
Aretha!!! Love her💕💕! All she has to do is open her mouth to sing and I’m there! She sang one day the chains going to break up until then I’m going take all I can take! You said it Amber!
Wow, that's three songs in a row (Box Tops, Otis Redding, now Aretha) from 1967! It was a great year for music!
R-E-S-P-E-C-T is probably her biggest hit
Aretha sings likes she’s LIVED it, and she has. ❤
She is very famous for "Natural Woman" (written by Carole King). For a stellar performance, watch her sing Natural Woman at the Carole King Kennedy Center Honors show.
Jay & Amber, you'll love her "You Make Me Feel Like (A Natural Woman)" ; "Spanish Harlem" and "Until You Come Back To Me!!!!
the first one is written by Carole King/Gerry Goffin and the third one by Stevie Wonder!!
edit- Aretha wrote her hit songs "Rock Steady", "Day Dreaming", "Think" and "Call Me"!! She wrote about 20 songs, but not this one.
Yasssss….Spanish Harlem.
And Spanish Harlem was written by Phil Spector.
@@eddieevans6692 Jerry Leiber and Phil Spector
Aretha was a force of nature. I had the honor and pleasure to work as part of the stage crew for the Muskegon Summer Celebration in Michigan. She was one of the performers. She didn't interact with the crew as much as some acts do, but she was an absolute pro. She came in, got off her bus, walked onstage, blew the roof off the dump, walked back on the bus, and counted her money. Killed it. Everyone in that building knew who was in charge that night. She was amazing.
I watched a performance one time where Pavarotti was supposed to sing live, he got sick, so Aretha learned and sang the song he was supposed to sing, in italian. A mesmerizing performance !! She did it with just a few hours to rehearse...
Yes! I was about to post about this when I saw your comment. She performed Nessum Dorma flawlessly after only having about a couple of hours to learn it. Unforgettable Grammy performance.
John Travolta danced to this song in the Movie Michael.
I don't know if this movie was popular enough to get a lot of views if they reacted to it but it was a lot of fun. John Travolta as an angel getting all the ladies in the bar to dance to this and then fighting all the men was classic. The lady in Ground Hogs Day, Andi McDowell I think, is blown away by Michael who smells like cookies :)
I loved him wearing boxer shorts,a cigarette dangling from his lips and his wings😂
Amber IS RIGHT! Aretha can sing ANYTHING, including opera! She stood in for good friend, Pavarotti at the Grammy’s one year when he suddenly became ill, and sang an amazing rendition of Nessun Dorma! Check it out!
You can’t go wrong with the Queen of Soul. I do think this is my favorite from her. This reminds me of a movie for your movie channel. Please watch “Michael”. I think you will love it. ❤
Was thinking of “Michael” movie too! For Jordan and Amber, John Travolta plays an angel. There’s a great scene where he goes into a honky tonk (his angel wings under a trench coat) and puts this song on the juke box followed by him “enticing” all of the women in the bar to the dance floor to the chagrin of the male patrons. I’ve heard others say this had to do with his angel essence. I like to think it’s a commentary on how women like men who dance. 😊
Between this and Otis, you seriously have to do The Commitments for a movie night. You will truly enjoy the story and the performances.
My favorite Aretha song. The guitar riff which opens this song was played by Joe South.
He had a big hit of his own called “Games People Play” which is worthy of your attention.
When ever I hear this song I think of the movie Michael starring John Travolta and Andie McDowell (the woman in Groundhog Day) it’s a good movie I think you both would enjoy. Big smiles 😊and big love ❤ robsquad family
Please react to Aretha singing Nessun Dorma when she subbed in at the last minute for her ailing friend Pavarotti. She really CAN sing anything!
There is a reason she is truly THE QUEEN OF SOUL.
Her career was crumbling until Jerry wexler hooked up with her in Muscle Shoals ALAbama. She and the World famous SWAMPERS's bonded quickly. Aretha got some of that world. famous Alabama mud and the GOLD RECORDS BEGAN TO. FLY!!
Chain Chain Chain...!!!
There's a cool documentary she sang in a small church. Even the Rolling Stones heard about it and hung out in the back just to hear Aretha.
Absolute power in her voice!
Her best one for me is easily
ARETHA FRANKLIN- ROCK STEADY
Live Soultrain
Add me to the chorus of voices imploring you to check out her ICONIC performance of Natural Woman from the Kennedy Center Honors-- That. Is. EVERYTHING!!! I watched it live, and it blew my mind! And then the next day, it had taken over the internet!!! PHENOMENAL!!! 🤩
This is the second song in a row that is covered in the film The Commitments! You really have to watch that for your movie reaction channel.
Such a great movie with a great soundtrack
I concur!!,👍😊
Jimmy Johnson and Joe South drop a killer guitar line on this song.
Her remake of "You're All I Need To Get By" is a vocal masterpiece. 🔥🔥🔥
She always stayed relevant with the times - the 80's she wrked with George Michael, then "freeway of love" Early 90 "Deeper love" The remix from the Iconic DJ's - remixed the songs and it was a huge club hit.
There will never be another Aretha . You can tell she feels every note she plays and every word she sings comes from the heart. Heaven gained a beautiful and talented Angel.
Love Aretha Franklin, my favorite song is RESPECT but I love this one too.
"Spanish Harlem" is another great Aretha song...
That woman sang straight from her gut! She was such a powerhouse. Nobody, but nobody could sing like Aretha!
Awww, how I love this woman!!! A voice unmatched. "Until You Come Back to Me " has to be my favourite. Oh wait ....... Never Loved a Man(The Way I Love You), Baby I Love You, The Weight, I Say A Little Prayer, Spanish Harlem, Save Me, Baby Baby Baby, Don't Play That Song, Dr.Feelgood, Rock Steady, Who's Zoomin' Who, I Knew You Were Waiting(For Me) - with George Michael... just the tip of the iceberg that is the incomparable Aretha Franklin. ...... Much - Respect❤. ✌❤
Written by Stevie Wonder!
@@TheDivayenta Should of known - Stevie Wonder - the genius!!!!❤
All bow to the goddess of soul. I e always loved her beautiful voice and that pretty face. I miss her terribly. 🤟🤟👍👍⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘
This is literally the music I grew up on. I was born in 1962, and my sisters introduced me to great music from my earlies days. Aretha Franklin, Dionne Warwick, Gladys Knight, Stevie Wonder, The Supremes, and the Beatles to name a few. I always had such an appreciation of music of this time. I'm so glad you are discovering the best music every recorded through this channel!
Us baby boomers grew up on the best music, I'd hate to be a GenX or millennial and missed out
This song was covered in the movie The Commitments, which was about a band of working class folks from Dublin, Ireland around 1990 who find a deep connection with the soul and R&B of the 60's. I see a sort of parallel with your own journey of musical discovery of music from different places and times and backgrounds, and the soundtrack is absolutely full of bangers, so I recommend it highly.
Yes! This is my very favorite Aretha song! The Queen could sang!! 😅
My favorite Aretha song is "Ain't No Way" which was written by her sister, Carolyn. It has been covered by several other artists but Aretha's original version is impeccable. It's a defining moment in soul singing. Then I would listen to my second favorite, "Since You've Been Gone".
I love listening to Aretha Franklin, also you need to listen to Etta James I love everything she sings so much power. I started to listen to these fabulous artists when I was in my teens fell in love with so much beauty and feeling in their voices. Just wanted to let you know Etta James is also fabulous artist
Love Etta singing "I'd Rather be Blind"
This is The Queen! She was an example to so many. She really makes you feel it! You will love her "Rock Steady"!
Aretha's voice is the greatest.
“I Say a Little Prayer” is my fave from Aretha and one of my favorite songs in general. Also, her duet with George Michael, “I Knew You Were Waiting for Me”, was surprisingly her only number 1 hit in the US.
definitely recommend RSR react to "I Say a Little Prayer" -- such a great tune!
They reacted to that one a few months back. 🙂
@@Suiteness73 now they need to do the Dionne Warwick original!
Actually, the song, Respect is Aretha Franklin's first #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart back in 1967.
One if my favourite Aretha songs. Soo funky and cool
Oohhh I love this song. Especially when halfway through the song , the cymbal on the drums starts playing. That’s when it gets “real”.
Riding the bell on that ride cymbal!
One of my all time favorites!! You should try Spanish Harlem or Rock Steady. Aretha always gets me!! Thanks as always!!
This is one of my many favorites of Aretha! Check these out too!
1. Get it Right
2. Jump to it
3. Rock Steady
4. Don't Play That Song
5. Dr. Feelgood
6. You Send Me
Rock Steady........HECK YEAH !!!!!!
Add to that:
Daydreaming
Oh Me Oh My
Do Right Woman
Call Me
Till You Come Back To Me.
Son Of A Preacher Man.
@@pattyduke3079 Giving Him Something He Can Feel and I Can't See Myself Leaving You! I like your list too! That's what's up!
@@jeffreygriffin7248 Thank you.☺ Hers is a fantastic rabbit hole to go down
Ain't No Way
The ESSENTIAL Aretha. Hail the Queen!
She is a powerhouse Legend! One of my mom's favorite, grew up listening to Aretha. Miss her and my mom 🥰
This was a story about a Woman who is in a long chain of girlfriends for her Man.
This was fairly accurate to Aretha's tumultuous marriage. Her sister said it wasn't unusual for Aretha to have a black eye at recording sessions.
She won a Grammy for Best R&B performance in 1969 and proceeded to win it for the next 8 years.
Outstanding vocals and a great backing band make this a classic hit. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦
OH YEAH!! One of the best!!! Great review! Aretha both writes and covers other peoples' songs. Whichever it is, it kicks.
Aretha could sing absolutely anything. The best singer ever. She lived about ten miles from me and I drove passed her father's church every day on the way to work.
Ha ! My late father in law’s favorite singer and probably his favorite song. Kinda shocked me when that grumpy old SOB said that. Lol. He was so damn sour half the time but he just dug Aretha and her soulful style. Bless his heart.
She has a really awesome duet with George Michael - Knew You Were Waiting for Me. It's a total banger! You'll both love it.
I know Aretha wrote Think, and Otis Redding wrote Respect, but I can't say who wrote the rest of her songs.
This song appears in the movie Michael with John Travolta. It’s a great scene where he attracts literally every woman in the bar to the dance floor. ❤
Rolling Stone called Franklin "the greatest singer of her generation".
Franklin was nominated for a Grammy Award 44 times and was the award winner 18 times. Eleven of her albums were nominated, winning four times.
I personally remember the day in the 1960s when I first heard her because it was so remarkable and beautiful.
This is one song I cannot sit still through, it just gets me moving. Figured out years ago, after listening to Aretha sing this, that I wasn't going to be a link in someones chain. Don Covay wrote the song, but we all know it's Aretha's! Great reaction guys.
Need more from the Queen " natural woman" thank you
Aretha is Queen. Her granddaughter Grace Franklin auditioned on American Idol last year. You can check out her performance on here. Song suggestion: Aretha Franklin--I Say A Little Prayer (1970).
This is what I'm talking about!!!! Queen Aretha. More Aretha reactions please. Yes she did write some of her own music including Angel with her sister Carolyn. Rock Steady (a brilliant song), Think (another classic), Call Me, Day Dreaming, Dr Feelgood, Since You've Been Gone and many others.
We didn't (and don't) call her that. That's just who she is: the Queen of Soul
Experience her voice once and you realize that you are listening to musical royalty of the highest order. Aretha will always be the Queen.
I saw some awards show (probably Grammys) years ago where she was a last-minute replacement for someone and she sang opera. Immaculately! It was awesome. So, yes, she can sing anything.
Just recommended y'all to my 80 yo dad. I love your responses to "my" generation of '80s, but know y'all are just as excited about "golden oldies" as they're known (1950s-60s). Thanks for this tune today! Incredible.
Her performance style is what makes her great . She cares, and projects herself well.
Aretha is the sole writer of "Rock Steady" along with a with others and co-wrote some songs with Ted White, including "Think". The bulk of her extensive catalogue of songs were written by others. Regardless of who writes the songs, when she sings them, they become special.
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She did not write all or even most of the music she recorded but she did write more than a few of her hits, including things like "Rock Steady", "Dr. Feelgood" and "Day Dreaming" among others. "Rock Steady" is REALLY good and is in some ways a grad level course on funk.
And that is why they call her "The Queen of Soul."
OH DEAR GOD YES! This is ma mama's song! She will stop what she's doing to do her entire routine to this song (it's quite impressive how she can navigate driving the car), but yea this song is SPECIAL, as a kid this was my favorite Aretha song cause it's just so much fun to "CHAIN CHAIN CHAIIIIIINNNN!!!". In the background you're hearing her 2 sisters Carolyn & Erma, plus Whitney Houstons mom Cissy Houston & her group The Sweet Inspirations. I recommend my favorite Aretha song, Ain't No Way, it's off of this same album and it's just brilliant, it's been covered a billion times but nobody ever did it the justice she did in recording it (plus Whitney's mom Cissy shines especially bright in the background launching into operetic notes the whole song), it will blow you away. And you're right the magic of Aretha is how versatile she is, she has done every major genre of music, I honestly prefer her Jumpin Jack Flash cover in the 80s to the original (and I know a few people who are in agreement about that too) and she even mastered Opera in her career too. She really was brilliant in terms of talent, her voice but also her song writing, production, and her piano skills.
On the songwriting front, she did, but it wasn't 1 of her staples, granted she could totally self write & compose/arrange, but she always was about collaborating with great writers, 1 of whom was her sister Carolyn who wrote that song Ain't No Way. The brilliance about Aretha's voice like Whitney is that her interpretations & breakdowns of a song would make you think she wrote the song.
Aretha is the best. She died when I was in the USA with my family. Driving in the car they played the album Amazing Grace. The kids were deadly quite in the back and I cried behind the wheel with my sunglasses on. Back home I went to the movie Amazing Grace. Best music documentary I ve seen.
I visited FAME studio in Muscle Shoals, AL a few years ago. Walking into the studio where this magnificent soul propelled her career. Talk about cold chills. If you ever get the chance to visit this historic little town in the middle of “nowhere,” you will never regret it. The number of artists who have flocked here over the decades is staggering. Keep doing what you do. You all are great!
Born in '65. Growing up. She was the "Queen of Soul!"
Aretha's voice seems super powerful to me. My older sister described it best when she said Aretha Franklin's voice gave her chills. It does. So special! I've heard a lot of great R&B female vocalists over the years, but none of them have that certain unique quality that Aretha did.
The Queen, Miss Aretha!
Natural Woman is one of Aretha's best. It was written by Carole King.
Aretha sang it at The Kennedy Center Honors to honor Carole. This is ARETHA AT HER FINEST!!
PLEASE listen to this performance!
THE greatest singer to ever walk the face of this earth. no one comes even close. There is Aretha and then there is everyone else.
We had a juke box in our high school senior lunch room and every day the Aretha Franklin song Respect got played.
Hard to pick just one, but I gotta say, this is her greatest recording. After a 1000 listens, it still gives me chills. The Queen.
Aretha was the daughter of a very famous Baptist minister in Detroit and obviously got her start in the gospel choir. The church was right around the corner from Motown Records so she was naturally a fit there. She IS the queen of soul!
One of my dad's fav stories was how I sat on her lap on a flight all the way from chicago to LA when I was a small child. She was a lovely, warm lady
Aretha singing Natural Woman to the author- Carole King - at the Kennedy Center is an iconic performance!
I was singing this song last night and wondered if you'd be reacting to it soon. 👍🏽
Yes, she wrote several of her own songs, and "Think" is based on the rocky marriage she was in at the time. I don't remember her ex-husband's name, but his foolishness was made known to us by that song.
Check out her 80s song "Jimmy Lee".
"R-E-S-P-E-C-T " - if there is an introduction to the absolute GENIUS of Aretha Franklin, it is this song - an absolute banger and an absolute must.
There is just no comparison Aretha is the Queen for a reason. One of the best voices ever. That combination of soul and blues is just the best.
Aretha will always be the queen of soul.
THE BEST ARETHA SONG EVER! Loved watching John Travolta dance to this song in the movie “Michael”!
Aretha and the MIGHTY MUSCLE SHOALS RHYTHM SECTION! WHAT A COLLECTION OF GREAT HITS THEY HAD TOGETHER!!.
Coming from Detroit, grew up with Aretha and Motown. Loved her!
There was only one Aretha Franklin and there will never be another. RIP Queen of Soul.
Eva Cassidy *Blues in the Night*
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Love it when Amber gives over to the music. it's Pure.
there's a reason why Aretha Franklin is the Queen of Soul.
Y'all made me smile, Again.
If this doesn't get you dancing and grooving, I don't know what does....my all time favorite 💓💓💓
Great reaction. Another great clip to watch is Miss Franklin's final performance at the Kennedy Center's tribute to Carol King. Ms. Franklin Is73 in this performance, she was battling cancer but came out of retirement for this tribute and she KILLED it. Very emotional.
Another great song from Aretha. This song is also featured in the film “The Commitments” set in Ireland with a local band singing great songs in dancehalls and all that goes with it. Check it out for your movie to watch section. ❤❤
I’d like to offer a little history of this Aretha Franklin song and album. Among the ladies singing backup was Sissy Houston. She sang on nearly all of Aretha’s albums plus many others. Her daughter was Whitney Houston. I fondly call this “The Chain” as it speaks for the song and the connections!❤
Aretha will always be tdq top drawer quality no one could outclass aretha
I grew up listening to Aretha and love every single song she wrote and sang. She is still the queen of soul in my mind. So, for something peppy and fun you might want to listen to “JIMMY LEE” (1986). At the same time synth disco was big in the dance clubs this song would always fill the dance floor, It’s fun 😊. Also check out “UNTIL YOU COME BACK TO ME” 1973 ❤
.....she can sing classical opera !!! Check out her singing 'Nessum Dorma' !!!! 🤯
Aretha CAN sing anything. She once stood in for Pavarotti when he was unable to attend a planned performance. She sang opera.