Royalettes - It's Gonna Take A Miracle
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- Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2008
- The Royalettes sing their beautiful original 1965 recording of "It's Gonna Take A Miracle" (lip-sync). Written by the late great Teddy Randazzo with Bobby Weinstein and Lou Stallman. Arranged and produced by Teddy Randazzo.
As shown on "Where The Action Is", along with "An Affair To Remember" • The Royalettes - An Af... 
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It’s 2024 and I’m still listening to this and all of the great songs of this era
Me too!! ❤
I tip my hat to RUclips to still have all of these treasures for people to watch. For all of we oldies still here and that were there then.....thanks.
What a Classic Song and Beautifully Done By 4 Very Classie Ladies The Royalettes Were Excellent We Just Don't Have Music Like This Anymore God Bless Them Forever More!
I was 13 years old and I blew this out of the water at a community event talent show.. I am 74
Many nights I go to RUclips and just click on some of the greatest songs ever created and just listen and escape to a kinder gentler time many years ago. Does anyone do this too?
Do it as much as I can. You're not alone. Grew up in the mid and late 60's and remember the music.
I take those sentimental trips all the time!!!
Every chance I get. I bet we have lots of company!
Yes a lot :)
Yes, I do also......... August 27th 2014 I love classics!
Whew!!! This original version is so strong, it moved me to tears.
My black sisters and brothers are beautiful. God bless you. Thank you for the music over all these decades.
such beautiful voices
Wonderful song. I'm in awe of how beautiful the lead singer is.
The two Ross sisters formed their musical group while attending high school in Baltimore. They practiced after class with their cousin, Veronica Brown, and friend, Terry Jones. When they began performing together in 1962, the group took its name from the Royal, a theater located in the 1300 block of Pennsylvania Avenue in Baltimore. Built in 1921, the theater was razed in 1970.
This is live. No trick, gimmicks. Just straight talent. What a great song and performance.
The lead singer is simply stunning!❤
These girls are absolutely beautiful , and they nailed this song .
The original from 1965.
As a young teen, back then, cannot express how much this touched my life!
Aw, great song!! My dad would play oldies like this one! Rest in peace dad🥲🙏
Its going to take a miracle from God, to bring talents like these back....sob sob sob..tears............
+Anthony Eugene How right you are! And not just the singers, but the background musicians, too!
+Deborah Dessaso And Deniece Williams took it to another level!!
+Anthony Eugene Teddy's music is still alive. There are several places on the Internet, the web and facebook mostly where you can find it recorded by ImperialsPlusRecords.com, Keith Galliher Jr. Music, Clarence Collins Entertainer and founder of LIttle Anthony & The Imperials, American Music History from the 1920's to the 1970's.
+Deborah Dessaso See what I wrote in response to +Anthony Eugene's comment.
+Anthony Eugene Yes you are right and we are blessed with a miracle that we get to hear these beautiful tunes over and over.....
The baseline is slapping on this joint
I LOVE BOTH VERSIONS!!! The Royalettes and Deniece Williams.
@elwin38. I do too. Check out Laura Nero’s version too.
Me too!
@@may5588 that whole album is a banger!
@@may5588 I was wildly in love with Laura Nyro at 13.
like your reply comment I love them it is a nice feeling thanks
Every song reminds someone of a place in time. Mine is 1972 AFN Berlin at my grandparents.
This is the best and the original!
Love the Royalettes rendition as much now as when it first aired in '65.
great song
This tune was popular during my HS days, I love these kinds of songs, you can slow dance with a dance with a girl
Great song from a great time to grow up listening to all these gems . This was a great slow dance song at the hi school dance on fri. Nite. And my girl loved me holding her tight and right .what good memories. Kd.
I first heard this beautiful tune as a teenager in Pittsburgh, Pa. It continues to be one of my favorite songs to this day...
was in Pitt today.. heading to nyc now...lol
Love the Royalettes, this song is one of the best of its' time.
yes for sure
the brillance of the 60s still shines!!
Yes they do Those Where the days Life was simpler and KINDER !
I thank GOD everyday for RUclips just for these old goodies. They really make my whole day when I find certain songs.
I'm 71 now but was a young teen feeling invincible when the Royalettes hit the scene with this timeless gem. Every generation has its own "good old days" and I wouldn't trade mine for anything. This song has been copied but the Royalettes cannot be duplicated. Thank you for your contribution to my glory days. You make me feel invincible all over again. That's why the Royalettes' cd is the only female group in my car.
Right on Bill
Born in 1948 and I'd go back to those days in a flash.
Right on, Bruce, right on!!!
@Felix Thomas Felix as you know they are always with you and good times together are relived each time you speak of them. Hold on to them, young brother, in your thoughts and what they taught you in your actions. God bless you and yours...
@Felix Thomas I spent summers from age 7 until 18 at 15th and Oxford in North Philly, a block from the old Columbia Av and the Uptown was 2 1/2 blocks away on Board St. I love everything about Philly, back in the days when I felt invincible...
One of my all time favorite classics!
this was covered alot..but the original shines like the most precious diamond.......the song is genius...
Yes! Sang y’all they don’t do it😢 like this no more
What a gorgeous woman.
Heartbreaking song.....magnificent. Best year of my life 1963
The lead singer had some beautiful eyes!
Yes she did! Absolutely mesmerizing and tantalizing! And the way she smiled and swept her head back and forth was very sexy!
She was talented and lovely
I love it when she rolls her eyes to the right to look at the other girls during one of the music breaks. It absolutely drives me crazy and then she smiled
Sheila Ross
She’s Beautiful! ❤️
My Mother told me at a young age "People and Places come and go...but good music stays forever". How True ! 🙂
Thanks Mom....Miss Ya !!!
Thank you Royalletts and Denise Williams for this great 💎😃gem of a song
The best singing ever . Loving memories of my spherical mind-blowing experience 💖 ❤️
Of my life forever to be my love 💓
It will take a miracle for todays generation to have artists like these!
Cliff Carr ...I second that!
😄
Oh, Cliff. Let the kids be kids.
bitter for no reason, sad life
For todays generation period
Each woman in the group especially the lead singer is besutiful
the lead singer is so beautiful
her eyes are very expressive and nice smile, too
Exceptionally beautiful. Fall in love
Her name is Tuesday McCain
She is gorgeous!
@@VinylUnboxings Sheila Ross is the lead singer.
@@mrstep2me close enough
This record is so achingly beautiful. I love it so much.
What voices and what a song.
Pull up on RUclips...." elegant sound of the Royalettes". Their 2nd album, not your traditional 6cuts per side, 16 songs.... fabulous!
When I am feeling down or just lonely, I hit all the Motown memories back in the day just to feel like I did back then! NEVER FAILS to take me back! This is REAL MUSIC.... by the way I am 70 yrs. old & can still move to the groove! DON'T EVER STOP 🛑 the music 🎶🎶🎶🎶
I'm 69 and I feel the same. Motown and soul music are the bedt
Same way using music to exercise, singing in the morning love ballads
MUSIC DOES HELP...
Yeah, I was born when Harry A-Bomb Truman was president. And I still just love this.
I once read that people of any particular era always think that the music that was popular in their youth was the best. They're wrong. This (ours) was the best. It beats today's fabrications.
@@Unfamous_Buddha YEAH, MAN, WE'VE SEEN IT ALLAND KNOW THE DIFFERENCE...
I was just a little girl when this song was released, nonetheless, my teenage siblings listened to this recorded repeatedly they wore the record out!!!! I was 10, my little classmate boyfriend was 11, we listen to this track over/over on a record player, we thought that we were in love..... LOL
That's such a sweet and beautiful memory😊
At that moment in time you were in love. Sweet memory!
love the Royalettes and this rendition of "it's gonna take a miracle"
Hearing this after some years is like stepping outside and feeling the fresh breeze after a storm has passed. Thank you, dear, dear ladles, for this lovely song and memory.
My number two song of all times. This Ole Heart of Mine by the Isley Brothers is number 1.
Hello Jacqui 👋…..How are you doing 😊
RIP Robert Weinstein, songwriter, singer and music industry executive, whose hit songs, mostly co-written with Teddy Randazzo, include "Goin' out of my Head", "It's gonna take a miracle", and "I'm on the outside (looking in)"(83) ;-(
This captures the longing of what was, and the doubt you can love someone that much, but you do❤
Didn't know it was the royalettes sang the original version deniece Williams did the remake they both good
WOW!!! I thought Denise Williams was the original voice behind this song... WOW... Learn something new every day. Love it!
Laura Nyro and La Belle w/Patti Labelle sang this back in 1971. This is the original recorded when I was a high school sophomore in 1966. That's a long time ago!
Love that Laura Nyro version.
I didn't know until I heard it on SoulTown on SiriusXM!
DJ DJ I sampled the Nyro version and made a beat out of it on my page.
Alan Putz I made a sample from the Nyro version on my page.
The best. Sheila and her Royalettes singing Tedd Randazzo's fantastic arrangements, melodies, lyrics. Best time in my life. I still tear-up when I hear their sounds. I'm 76. I put their entire It's Gonna Take a Miracle album on my playlist . . . never done that before . . . as they're all priceless. It's been my life. I've been listening since Doo Wop & the beginning of R&R in the 50s.
That's music
Sheila is a great name 😉.
Very underrated
I never knew this was their song! Until now! My first girlfriend played the Deniece Williams version around 1980, and I've always loved this song.
1982
Beautiful ladies singing beautiful music!
MsMalika64 Timeless, lovely song, lovely comment Ms. Malika. How about Jackie Ross' "Selfish One?"
MsMalika64 Gorgeous
MsMalika64 Yes in deed!!!
Robert Munshower I always thought that "Selfish One" was one of the most underrated songs of the 1960s. Jackie Ross's performance on that song was, in a word, spectacular. Yet, the song remains unheralded (and even unheard) by millions of fans of 1960s music. 'Tis a shame.
Charles C Not by Me, I still have My 45 of Jackie's hit!!!!
This lady could SING !!!!!!
What a BEAUTY !!!
Uh-huh
OUT OF THIS WORLD WOW!!!.
Pure class...
Her voice is amazing!!!
The ORIGINAL VERSION…
And THE BEST !!!
Yesterday was great because the songs had an essential innocence in them.
Legend has it this was the first song Deniece Williams ever sang in a public setting (not counting church).
18 year old here to let y'all know we hip to the classics!
The Royalettes ORIGINAL is ,IMO FAR BETTER than ANY remakes. THOSE versions are just SONGS. The Royalettes' Original version is an EVENT !! There's simply no other way to say it. The Ladies beautifuly full harmonies, coupled with the full symphonic orchestration,and production by Teddy Randazzo and Don Costa and his Orchestra...the way that they ECHO each other on the song's bridge....NO OTHER "Copycat" VERSION even comes CLOSE !!!
Agreed... something hauntingly beautiful about the original version!
Oh, my, listen to that arrangement!!!
This is from my generation when they had real music....... I graduated high school in 1965
Wow but it depended. On where you graduated and what city see i wouldn't mind living in the 60s as a teen but couldn't stand being called the nword half or all the time but i wouldn't mind being in my 20s during the early 70s
@@ronaldharris3724 I graduated from HS in 63 and I don't remember any n-word from NYC....Joe D@74yrs old....
Wow then your lucky or made friends in all colors
@@ronaldharris3724 My next door neighbor was black and they were really nice people, there son Peppy hung around us all the time, Across the street was a family of blacks and 3 or 4 other neighbors were black. I guess it was called an intergrated neighborhood, Italians Blacks Irish...
Class of 66. And I love this record!
Just a beautiful song from the early 60’s! The only video on RUclips to include the entire group! All the other videos are of Denise Williams doing a solo performance in the eighties.This by far is the best!
This is the original. I love Denise Williams' cover of it; but this is the Classic!
I found this gem on Soul Street on Sirius XM. Beautiful women beautiful voices.
this beautiful music is my time machine we go off into the distance of way yesterday
BEAUTIFUL SONG!
The Royalettes did this song Justice back in 1965. Still the Best version!
Slow dancing in someone's basement. Miss those days
Without question nobody beats Sheila Ross no one
mowestjohn YES. IT IS.
I agree the best!!!
Yes Indeed
Wow, it’s the best version it will take a miracle for someone to sing as beautiful as Sheila !!
Should have been a top 10 for them!!
I'm getting married in three weeks at the age of 63.Life is wonderful....
Alright then.
Hey I just made 73 but I still feel like I'm 25
@@Ma1nguy Cool....
Congratulations life is wonderful
@@judyvaughn761 Thank you!
If it it wasn't for RUclips I would never have known what these girls looked like. So cute! This really is a miracle!
So so classic
Classy
Back in the day, we often had no idea what the singers looked like unless we somehow saw them on TV (which only happened if you were in a major city, because the rural 'one channel' tv station places out in the boondocks didn't show American Bandstand!).
Class. Pure and simple.
I love that I just discovered this song a few days ago. Today is March thirty-first two thousand twenty-two
Those were the days of classy respectful people.....
The fruit you see now is the lack of God Fearing Fathers and Husbands in the Home
No you just don't talk to enough people
Just went to our 50 yr H. S. reunion with Veronica Brown and Sheila Ross. These two ladies are still signing locally with church and let me say, they are still beautiful. We talked of our time in school and how our lives turned out. A few drinks, dances and great conversation made for a great time I will remember always. We plan to get together at my home on the Chesapeake Bay for some steamed crabs this summer. Looking forward to seeing them again...
I think Sheila Ross is beautiful my name is really Ron
+Bich ngan Prater --- my real name is Bich
+Jim shaw Glad to hear the update
+Jim shaw Nice to know they're still here and singing! I love them so! We did a talent show in Jr. High in the late 60s and used the name Royalettes! Ha! Say hello to Sheila Ross, and tell her although I love and cherish many different artists, I've always treasured her far beyond the rest. Her sound so pure and authentic.
Jim, do they both still live in the Baltimore area? I would love to meet them sometime. if they are on Facebook, would you let me know? I live in Woodstock, MD about l0 miles from Baltimore.
2:25 that side glance she does melts my heart. What a beautiful sister.
Funny you say "sister"; at that moment, she is looking over to the rest of the Royalettes, one of whom is her....."sister"!
So beautiful. Takes me a long way back. Great memories. Wonderful time
High class👍✌️
I just learned today there was a 60's version of this song! My whole entire life I thought Denise Williams was the 1st to sing it in the 80's! 😄I love Denise's version but I love the 60's 'doo-wop' sound of the Royalettes! Bravo to all the women!
This is he original. ?? Wow. I didn’t know either lol
Thank you for telling me there's an 80s version I needed that in my life 😭🥰
Used to hear this song and I’m forces radio back in 65 I was in Vietnam then
Class. Beautiful ladies.
This here is a beautiful, beautiful song.
A classic soulful song. Today's musicians don't make songs like this .
Nothing like a house party and dancing to this sound ... oh yes indeed
Ce1949Ce RIGHT ON
House parties were great back in the late 60's in SoCal. with great music..
Sweet memory Miss Ce......
I’ve known this song since I heard it on a girl group compilation cd in the mid 90’s. Still so elegant and classy. Always will be.
I would love to attend a house party that play this type of music. Idk how to find that.
there won't be songs like this anymore
There will.We just carry on listening it won't get any better
I was 17 when this song came out--I'm now 67. Guess what--it is still my favorite song. I grew up with Motown, and believe you me, the Supremes, the Marvelettes, and Martha & the
Vandellas never did anything as good as this. I love Motown--but I love this song more.
So what?At least we can still enjoy them.
+Donald Trump We don't need you. We got YT.
+Donald Trump get cancer man
I'm an 80s baby who is fortunate to have a dad with a vintage record collection. As much as I love the 2000s I enjoy Big Band, Nat King Cole, Glenn Miller Orchestra, the Skyliners, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, JP Richardson. Anything that sends you back to the Era of when men wore custom suits and ppl lived life without Facebook and trying to be social media famous. I always said I'd love to invest and open a jazzy night spot that you have to be dressed to the 9s to enter . Piano players, saxophonists, trumpets , drums. Mixture of New Orleans Jazz with Chicago Steppin with Georgia Cooking, with that New York meets LA meets Miami with Harlem Renaissance with a twist of MJ Smooth Criminal Flare and a touch of Janet Jackson's Alright . I can feel it !!! Music is Magic !!!
I always loved this song.'
This is when music was music.
This is when people were people. You are still a people. Thank you.
those were the days
So beaufiful... and to see them perform it is awesome!
Trash.
Bill D Amen brother 👍🏿
This song just puts me into a dream state
Every time I listen to this song, it's like the first time. An amazing recording!
This bring chills to my soul!
ME TOO, I LOVE THIS SONG, JUST LISTEN TO THE WORDS.
I second that !
Word up in 2021.....✌️
Such Class!
One of my favorites 🔥
The Production is the best this is the Standard, got their name from the Theater in Baltimore, called the Royal. In DC it was the Howard, in Philly Uptown, Regal in Chicago, Fox in Detroit.
So magnificent, pure sixties, take me back! but I guess this would take a miracle..
Brian Critchley I see what you did there ;)
We don't get to go back. We can only move forward, but remember the lovely things from the past.
Oh yes! This is the music of my childhood right here! Give me my 60's childhood music anytime!