FIRST TIME HEARING Ella Fitzgerald - Cry me a river REACTION
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Young man, The reaction to the great Ells Fitzgerald is blowing me away. I just don't expect the young folks of today to even know who Ella was. She even blew Stevie Wonder's mind. Keep that open mind forever. It will serve you for good the rest of your life !
Love your comment!
This guy is incredible. Can't praise him enough.
Amen!
Frank Rios one of my all-time faves!❤️
I concur - and yet, to the end, she was always amazed that huge crowds came to hear her, only her; this was her humble soul, like a little bird who couldn't understand how she roused the whole forest to their core!
2 notes and he is an Ella fan!
CHILLS!! Love how no one can deny greatness! Time fo' the seatbelt!!!
@@alamedadanceparty Exactly.
you are annoying with your antics
Well ah, it's Ela!
Just love me some Ella ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Marilyn Monroe used her own superstar status to help Ms. Fitzgerald break through racial barriers. Their friendship is legendary.
“I surrender” Dude, you’re killin’ me! I’ve been watching you for 4 hours today. “Subscribed” here, and I NEVER subscribe. Great job!
Same with me!! I love their sheer delight in discovering these classic artists! I subscribed and, like you, I NEVER subscribe!
Just got sucked in for 2 hours lol.
Am there with all of you, just happened upon the twins and have been sitting here for 4 hours with a HUGE smile on my face, even shed a few tears with them.
I did the same. They have been taking me on a journey of some of my favorite songs.
@@MichelleVasquez55 This is such fun, and their excitement is infectious - I regularly invest 2-3 hours catching up with them!
There never was and never will be another like Ella. Stunning.
Amen! Frank Sinatra’s favorite!
You say it, you say it. No-one will ever equal Ella.
That’s what they said about Etta James and Aretha Franklin.
Wait till he gets a load of Sam Cooke's...Nobody knows the trouble I've seen!
If you love range, please listen to Anita Baker “Sweet Love” or “Caught up in the Rapture”. I love this genre of women and Anita Baker is the 1990’s version of Ella.
Ella Fitzgerald was Frank Sinatra's favorite singer. Whenever they sang together, Frank let her lead. That should tell everyone how great Ella was. Her music is timeless.
Marilyn Monroe was a massive fan of Ella. She got her booked at the Mocambo in Hollywood, where Ella wasn't allowed to sing because she was Black, by telling the owner she'd sit at a table in front every night & the publicity for the club would be massive. The owner booked Ella, Marilyn kept her part of the bargain, & as Ella said herself, she never had to play small venues again.
I love that story
Yes! She really stood up for another talented woman and made them take her seriously. Using her platform for good trouble :)
Sisterhood!
@@mrskdempsey1 Ella was amazed to have caught the attention of someone like MM, but then they became friends. She said to the end, 'I owe Marilyn a debt of gratitude'! In a time when some people show jealousy, I love how they supported each other!
Yes, indeed! Two fantastic ladies ❤️
"Back in day you really HAD to know how to sing." That's an awesome quote my guy!
"I surrender" The ONLY reaction possible to Lady Ella.
Ted is speaking for us all!
For real!
I have been listing to her for 60 plus years. I am 77 yo she is still the best
Rock on, sweetheart!
Amen!
Saw her 3 or 4 times in the 60s and 70s. My father was a fan and took me aged 14 to my UK home town assembly rooms where she appeared with Oscar Peterson. Was smitten ever after. She is/was great.
@@susiecoll6206 I wish I could hug you! So happy for you. Those experiences live with us our whole lives.
Agree
I'm a black wearing, skull loving, metal listening woman and I can still appreciate beautiful music like this that touches you
Same! Summertime is on our "mostly metal" singing list for parties. Everyone loves it.
just because you have a preference doesnt mean you cant hear and appreciate other stuff.
the earlier you learn to open to music and its history, not just one genre, the better your brain and me tal state will be later. expansion only vomes with opens. ;) looks like you've already learned that!
I'm kinda jealous that you get to hear all this great music for the first time!
Ella & Duke, It Don't Mean a Thing if it Ain't Got That Swing! Gotta hear her scat!
Yes, and yes!
Heck yea!
Definitely!
AGREED!!!!
Yes! It don't mean a thing if it aint got that swing
No one sings like Ella. Not before her, not after her. She set the bar for everyone else in the music industry.
I'm crying me a river watching your reaction to Ella. You are SO right! Back then, there was no singing out of tune, no pitch correction, no voice enhancement and if you sang live, you'd BETTER know how to sing. Ella sang from her soul, her life experience, her truth. Thank you for your contributions and keep reacting!
I love it when someone loves music as much as I do. All genres. Ella is at the top. Etta, Aretha.........
And Etta James
Amen 🙏
@@SheriSoltes she put Etta
Just been getting in Ella Fitzgerald..Wow omg so Awesome
Might I suggest one of my favorites, a duet with Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong doing Summertime; it doesn't get better. They did other songs together, but this one is my favorite.
One of my favorites too!!
Yes!!
When I first heard that song I played it on repeat maybe a hundred times... I love it!
Oh yeah! :)
Yes
Ella is the diva that every diva since has wished they could be, but know they never will
YES
She's the Queen
Amen!
The "raw" voices! You are 100. Not auto- tune, studio, or engineered talent. Pure talent. 100
Ella's voice was smooth like silk. She was a vocal treasure. I have several albums. You just never get tired of that voice.
Here ya go . . . . . STORMY WEATHER . . . . . Lena Horne . . . . . 1943 !
Yes! Needs to listen to that!!!!
yes please listen to this!
Yes!
Yes yes please so very much!
Yes!!
I loved the “I surrender!” Ella Fitzgerald was the Queen.
That you could appreciate this kind of music at a young age, bro you in ma heart.
My GOD!!!! I've always heard hear name & seen her famous photo, but never her her SAAANG! Good God, what gift! I doubt I would've done so without you. Thank you for showing me why she's an incon.
😍
Welcome to the club. You've been missing out my sistah! Please check out as much of Ella's work as possible. She was EVERYTHING!!! Her scatting abilities slay ANYONE who has ever thought of singing. Check her out. Check out her singing How High the Moon!
@@adoris864 I definitely will! Thank you for the suggestion.
@@nilawarriorprincess I'm sure you will enjoy her.
Amen, NiLa - just what I was thinkin', too! I was havin' chills at the same time as Tim was. She died in '96. Wish I would've heard more of her before then. WHAT a voice! 😵
I had the great privilege to see this fabulous women sing in person. Blessed.
Without a doubt, one of the greatest voices of the twentieth, or any other, century.
"I surrender." Every damn time.
A few years ago, Rolling Stone printed a list of the 100 great singers & Ella was nowhere on the list. This young man's opinion is 100% more correct than that of Rolling Stone's.
It is such a pleasure to see someone experiencing for the first time the wonderfullness of Ella.
@@pdag4685 yep
Rolling Stone is more into itself than truth. Conceited, pretentious rag.
Wilma Cohen that is a travesty. Ella and Billie Holiday should be in the top 10
Damn, Rolling Stone was SO wrong to exclude her.
Rolling Stone is trash.
Oh my God. First time for me hearing this. Why have I never heard of her. Omg. Amazing. Thank you for sharing. All I can say is wow what a voice
I’m so pleased the younger generation are appreciating music of my generation, I am in my 70s and as he said the music in the 50s was raw voices and you couldn’t get away with anything if you couldn’t sing, they didn’t have the technology to cover anything up. Please keep listening to music of that generation 👏🙂
Oh your comment made me so happy. Welcome aboard train Ella!👋🏼
No one like Ella, definitely look up more of her music. She's one of the greats.
She’s so good. I’m amazed to see anyone react to her on RUclips. Much respect!
Wavin' the white surrender flag to her greatness!!!
I've never heard her either and I got chills like how you were acting at the beginning. WOW, she is amazing.
Now your heart is open, and your soul is singing! 💓
Ahhh, your reaction to this one is so raw and pure, matches Ella’s music and voice. She is so beloved. Thank you for your pureness and passion with this song.
The woman sang like an angel, was smoother than crystal, could carry a note like a freight train, had a vocal range that was galactic, and could load her tone with such soul that was electric to yours. And, she did it for nearly 50 years.
You need to listen to Lena Horne “Stormy Weather”. Will blow your socks off!
Absolutely - Lena Horne "Stormy Weather" Fabulous!
I just love this!!! He's giving me such much joy and faith that our musical traditions will live on through our young people. This young man and his brother are true teachers and cultural ambassadors.
This baby has an old soul and a damn good ear.
Ella was THE VOICE. Perfect.
Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald . My mom called them the ladies. Played the records since I was a little kid, I know all the words. I love this music.
The GOAT. Hands down. I loved your “I surrender...” 😄
He is so blown away by real singers. There aren't many these days.
Try Donna Missal
I love you, man. You are just ready to FEEL deeply! It's true, sometimes you gotta jump out of your seat when you hear a new good thing!
Yessss!! I love how he strapped in that seatbelt because he knew it was going to explode into greatness!!! 🔥🔥🔥
I've heard this song a million times, and it STILL gives me chills.
You are listening to royalty. Try her with Louis Armstrong. Sunday 🎶 🎼 Music.
😍
Paul Robeson singing “Ol’ Man River” composer-Jerome Kern, Lyricist-Oscar Hammerstein || way before I was even born.
It still gives me chills and brings me to tears.
@@karyn7246 Great singer!
Oh yes, Rwins need to listen to Old Man River right away!
Sometimes when you hear a song you LOVED in a past life your soul remembers even if you body doesn't. You feel it all "in ya"
No, Your body does remember!!! It just may not be able to move in the same way it used to. It remembers though!
I laugh so hard every time you talk about old being the 90s :D. This was 50s and 60s. Your grandparents and great grandparents music.
I'm sure he said 19s like 19 something, but maybe my ears are old :)
Actually 1930s and 40s. For a long time she was the girl singer in the band. As big band music began to decline she did more solo and duet work.
Do give a listen to big band sound from the 30s and 40s especially.
Best reaction!!! I'm addicted to watching, these two brothers! They love music. His reaction to Ella, is CLASSIC!!!
I LOVE how much you appreciate jazz vocals! It’s always been my favorite, for all the reasons you articulate. Never stop listening to it.
Youre an old soul bro! Frank, Dean, Ella are the greats of an amazing time
I want you to know you and your reactions are doing it for me. I am deriving so much pleasure from your pleasure! It a weird thing to enjoy something simply because someone else is appreciating it. That lets you know we ARE inextricably tied together. Young man I am you and you are me. I hope you read my comments. I going to subscribe and follow you. I wish you would let me know how else I can help because I think the world of you!!
Amen!
I know his reactions makes so smile so hard
Yes!!!
Amen 💆♀️💆♀️💆♀️
It's why we're all here, their surprise and the joy that comes from that, is infectious!
These tracks are so special because they were done with a live band and all in one take. So if they didn’t like the first take, they would do it all over again.
Love your rawness.. you are an inspiration to today’s youth..and a blessing to the more experienced.
Ella is considered one of the GOATs of female vocalists! If you liked this, you will easily get lost enjoying many of her performances. I love listening to her.
GOATs?
@@dmann1115 Greatest Of All Time
She was way before my time, and I'm not young, but she has the purest voice I ever heard.
I first heard Ella in my living room in 1963 when I was five years old. I was in love with her voice from that day. Your reaction is EXACTLY how I felt then and how I feel now when I hear her amazingly beautiful voice. Thanks for that honest and beautiful commentary on her voice--you took me back to those earliest memories--astonishing!
This jazz music is affecting you in amazing ways. I love that you are reacting to Ella.
She gives me chills too. It's not the holidays unless I'm hearing her Christmas album.
Ella Fitzgerald was (is) a great female jazz icon. She had such a phenomenal vocal range that she could shatter crystal glass using only her voice! Please do more Ella!
Is it real or is it Memorex?
You say jazz. I say blues!!! She was/is awesome!
Unfortunately Ella is no longer with us
Actually it's not her range that could shatter glass, it was her increadible ability to hit the right frequency and perfectly maintain the pitch causing the sound wave to resonate the glass until it went . That's what causes glass to shatter. She was increadible and I was lucky enough to hear her in person. Her pitch, range and quality of voice were exceptional but her ability to swing, her phrasing and timing were out of this world.
@@tans3015 She was a jazz singer that could sing a jazz/blues fabulously, she wasn't a blues singer.There is a definate and distinct difference.
Bessie Smith was a blues singer.
You fell RIGHT IN to Ella's voice on the first note! She is that good. You gotta listen to her entire catalog. She's the GOAT.
Loved it when you heard Stevie Wonder's "Sir Duke". And NOW you know what he MEANT when he sang '..and with a voice like *Ella's* ringing out, there's no way that man could lose"! Yes!!!!!!! I think this is one of my favorites of yall's videos--Thanks! Try "Take the A Train" to hear (Sir) Duke Ellington's classic with Ella Fitgerald on vocals. ALL the versions! No way you can lose.
“Someone to Watch Over Me” I cry......
She had a long and distinguished career. Beautiful voice.
I bow to Queen Ella. Nothing like her. Ever. Much love. Keep it up!
I have just found out about y'all so I've been watching all morning. Your reaction to Ella is perfect! That's how she affected people!!!
Voice like butter. And she could scat with the best! I've also heard she had perfect pitch. Now you know why us "oldies" have a hard time listening to today's synthesized stuff. If you want some more great classic ladies, try Etta James, Sarah Vaughan and Nina Simone!
I second all of your list !
Buddaaah!
Love Ella’s scatting!
I second Sarah Vaughan! The voice/breath control on that lady... daaaamn!
Agree with all that's been said. Mavis Staples; end of discussion.
Young brother, that's the sound of the blues, with Ella, Fats Waller, Louis, this is the Mother lode of American music and the Gold Standard by which every thing else is measured. You're now hearing the Right Schitt!..Love your good taste and heartfelt reactions. All this is available on CD. Next stop, Billie Holiday "Fine and Mellow" CBS studio 1957.
Yes Billie Holiday!
Please add Dinah Washington! She has been cited as the most popular black female recording artist of the '50s. Primarily a jazz vocalist, she performed and recorded in a wide variety of styles including blues and R&B. Dinah and Ella are my favorite singers from the 40’s-50’s. Yes, and Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, Sarah Vaughn!
I agreed with you, but let me throw in Sarah Vaughn, especially when she sings a song called "Dreamy."
Blues...baby...nothin' better
Yes Billie.
And " Strange Fruit" because it's so fitting for these times BLM BLM.
Every young person should know this song.
I've been watching and listening to you all day! This is what the world needs now! Music for the soul. Love all the music I've heard today. Good job.
That was the Spirit of Music you felt!
Thank you for your reaction. Pure gold over Fitzgerald's vocal gold.
The first time I heard her singing, I was shocked. Her voice was so great. I never imagined.
You have beauty inside and out. I am feeling joyful.
Ella was about "raising vibration", it has taken decades, but she did it. So amazing she was.
I love when you tap into these classic performers who inspired generations. When I was a little kid we had plenty of Ellas albums in the stereo cabinet, but I identified her most fro the Memorex cassette tape commercials where she would shatter a wine glass with her voice!
You should see the video of Ella Fitzgerald and Karen Carpenter doing a medley together. Two iconic voices on the same set together! Hard to beat!
I love the honesty and depth of these reactions. Touches my heart.
This is my favorite video of your reactions. Watching you react to Ella had me in stitches. I love a lot of genres of music, but jazz is my #1. I love your reactions to music. You have a deep feeling for it and I applaud your efforts to bring life to all types of quality music.
Ella knew how to deliver, her presentation was flawless.
Oh yeah !🔥🔥🔥 I remember being really little and my mom singing to this . No one can sing it like Ella .
She had the most sweet and flexible voice I ever heard. One of my favorites of hers is "April in Paris." Wonderful.
this kid is my favorite! it makes me sooo happy to see him appreciate the greats. and he is so open minded. i’ve seen him freak out over so many kinds of music. as long as its great, he loves it. that’s so cool.
I have been watching your channel for a good two hours now and can't tear myself away. It is both hugely entertaining to see your reactions and deeply moving to see how the power of music affects you. I'm with you--music is life! Thank you so much for bringing this content into the world. 🤩
This is what the angels sound like. Ella Fitzgerald first released a recording of the song on "Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie!" in 1961, and it is as good now as it was back then. Amazing, amazing talent. Thanks for reacting to this.
Try Billie Holiday "God Bless the Child". Check out Cab Calloway "Hi De Ho Man
I love your reaction to Ella. When I was pregnant with my son I listened to her over and over. Now he's 17 and has amazing taste in music. Can't sing worth beans but the most beautiful, eclectic taste.
I LOVE watching you listen to the great music of the decades! You feel the music, your soul is good. You've been around before. Keep listening, keep sharing, you are just so wonderful!
You crack me up. Goosebumps and a “ classic” go hand in hand. She’s one of my faves.
First seconds: you’re feeling it, aren’t you? *so proud of ya dude* :)
I just watched your reaction to Nina Simone's, Feeling Good and I was thrilled to see Ella Fitzgerald and Etta James down the list...and Billie Holliday? All amazing women!!! We've been blessed to have had them!!!
A phenomenon. She sings from deep in her soul!
With regard to when this was made, I'm glad you narrowed it down to the 1900s.
🤣😂🤣
@@alamedadanceparty haha!!
Youth is beautiful!
😂😂😂
I love it. When I was a 18 year old in 1996, the 11 and 12 year olds I was volunteering with had no idea who Red Hot Chili Peppers; the kids are so influenced by their teenage and 20s... so the 1990 and 1930 are pretty much the same to them lol
If you love range, please listen to Anita Baker “Sweet Love” or “Caught up in the Rapture”. I love this genre of women and Anita Baker is the 1990’s version of Ella.
LOVE Ms Anita Baker, she is mesmerising live in concert, too
OMG!! I never thought about that but u are so right. I love this kid. His twin is awesome also.
Detroit native Anita Baker.
@@joyreno1034 Actually Toledo born, raised in Detroit
Oh yeah, ANITA BAKER! Gotta listen to her! AMAZING!!!!
One of my favorites of all time and your reaction was awesome to watch. After all these years of listening to Ella Fitzgerald I still thrill to her voice! Another great singer and another of my favorites is Dinah Washington "What a Difference A Day Makes"!
You should totally react to Ella's version of How High the Moon from her Live in Berlin album. It's straight up incredible.
Love how you react to all eras of music ,refreshing to see in the young, all music are footprints sometimes it's good to follow them for awhile 👍
I love your reactions! You've got excellent taste in music my young friend.
And those first few seconds are what makes Ella one of the greatest of all times!! ❤
Yup, my exact reaction to this track every single time - first time, last time, a killer every time.
Billie Holiday - gloomy Sunday , my man, strange fruit
Strange fruit - he'd need to be told what that was about, and his reaction would be fascinating.
Yes, please listen to Billie Holiday. Another great voice. ❤️
@@jfrakers That selection is great. I also agree that he would need context and the reaction would be fascinating. I hope that twin is there with him.
Do you mean Stormy Monday?
Jennie Carter would love to see that. I was about this young mans age when I heard Strange Fruit first. Sort of when reality hit me.
Such a beautiful voice. I really love these.
Was so lucky to see Ella Fitsgerald AND Oscar Peterson together at the Fox Theater in Detroit in the late 80s, I think it was. You are so right, goosebumps!
There has never been and there will never be another voice that could hope to approach Ella’s.
Her range, sweet and deep, along with her style, is like no other. It’s no wonder that all other artists wanted work with her.
We are all fortunate to be able to listen to this amazing talent. Ella will live forever.