LOVED IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Donna Summer - On The Radio REACTION
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- LOVED IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Donna Summer - On The Radio REACTION
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Her range of music was exceptional she could do anything. She was the queen of disco but she was so much more, she is missed❤
Yep. Opera, Broadway, pop, soul, everything!
If you want a new favorite song, Pink Floyd - Dogs is the one 🐕🦺❤
Definitely, and she was willing to be versatile. Her long-shelved "I'm a Rainbow" tapped into 80s new-wave, which was unheard for R&B and disco acts of the time. What a gift she had!
So right a true legend!
I saw her sing "The Way We Were" in concert, awesome.
I've been a donna summer fan since 1974....it's so nice to see that younger People also like her....she died years ago...but this keeps her music alive
So have I!!! I was a mere 8 years of age when I caught the Disco fever so to speak lol Donna Summer was all anyone could talk about at the time, and rightfully so! I remember my eldest brother bringing her: "I Feel Love" album home, and how much (as a young girl), my sisters and I wanted to be like her! Not sure if you guys have done "Heaven Knows" with Brooklyn Dreams yet, but it is equally as awesome! 🥰
If you want a new favorite song, Pink Floyd - Dogs is the one 🐕🦺❤
She wasn’t my era but still love her
been a fan since I was 7 and Love to Love You Baby was her first huge hit and it scared the bejebus out of me everytime I heard it. All that moaning and groaning. I thought some poor lady was being hurt. But I've been a fan ever since. i still can't believe she's gone. ❤
When Jay said this wasn't gonna be a dancing song.....LOL!!
Donna was the QUEEN of disco!! Such a sad loss to the music wold when she passed.
If you want to hear her hold a world record note, listen to “Dim All The Lights”!
It’s 🔥🔥🔥🔥
It is 🔥!!
I thought the guy from Sheriff held that record? No?
@@sallyphillips9175I think she held it at one time
Yes! Dim all the Lights needs to be next and then Heaven Knows and Could it Be Magic (Barry Manilow cover)!
Facts!
I loved Donna Summer. RIP Lady. ❤🎼
Interesting 9-11 connection on her cancer. They say she was so moved by the tragedy in 2001 that she stayed in her apartment close to ground zero for months. Breathing in what we now know was toxic air. Like the bulk of first responders she got cancer in the years following. So sad.
@@MichaelCDavis1 I’m from England never heard of that before just shows she was a caring person. Her music was before my time but still love her
We used to call radio stations and dedicate a song to a loved one. Another thing that doesn't happen anymore.
Remember long-distance dedications on Casey Kasem's "American Top 40?"
That's still done if you have Sirius Radio and listen to the 60's. People call in all the time.
Yes we used to call into the radio station to request our favourites song. We used to buy our favourite 45s (singles) at the record store. This was Donna's 8th single in a row that sold over a million copies or more (which was a physical sales record). She reached 9. Hot Stuff and Bad Girls sold over 2 million.
If I remember correctly, back in 1978 or '79, she had Hot Stuff and Bad Girls at #1 and #2 on the top 40 at the same time (at least in the top 5 for sure). I heard it on Casey Kasem when there was a week that all of the top 5 were by female vocalists (don't ask me to remember who) and 2 of them were Donna Summer's songs.
@@kev7161yep, Donna Summer, Donna Summer, Anta Ward, Sister Sledge, Rickie Lee Jones
Can't go wrong with some Donna Summer. What a legend. 🕺💃
Next you should do Dim All The Lights which was another big hit for Donna I, believe she wanted Rod Stewart to sing it but she kept for herself.
I've been requesting this song for so long...Dim All The Lights is such a fantastic song, it should be their next Donna summer song! 💜💖💜💖
The look of joy on Jay's face when the beat went up so he could dance, made me smile lol. 😄 knew you guys would love it, one of my all time faves. 😎👌🎵♥️
right? I was like...wait for it man haha
@@Defensewhiz indeed lol.
Hey guys. I would highly recommend listening to the song “Dim All the Ligjts” by Donna Summer. It is a great song - pure Disco!
She was the queen of songs that started slow and BAM hit that disco beat. That album - one of the first 4 or 5 I owned - is chock full of hits. She seemed to me like she sang the different songs as different characters, and she was a HUGE big deal at the time to me and to radio. Watching you discover these for the first time reignites the joy I felt and rekindles my appreciation for the voice, the writing, and the production. Thanks
What a talent. What a voice.
Better than whitny Houston…imo at least
Reminds me of the best time of my life. Partying and dancing at the local clubs. Donna Summer was a force to be reckoned with. RIP. Gone but never forgotten 💜💜💜
They used to have all night dance clubs then. You'd leave and it would be morning and light outside.
Im with you jeani best time of my life as well. Everyone dressed so cool, and looked so good. We wore a new outfit every weekend. Now they look like sheep herders, and have so many ugly tatooes they imitate a road map, lol. It was a special time in America. Its all gone now. I feel sorry for yound people today they will never experiance the fun we had.
The sitcom "Frasier" was about a man who hosted one of those programs Amber was talking about. Some of the comedy was the people calling in and his responses.
And the show is coming back October 12. I can’t wait.
There was also a sitcom called "WKRP in Cincinatti" about a fictional struggling radio station and another called "Newsradio" too.
@@oscaryee9493 I remember WKRP, but not the other one.
"Love to Love You Baby" is a steamy song waiting to be heard
Great suggestion 🥰
When he said that it won't be something that he can boogie to I got excited to wait for his reaction for when the dance beat kicked in.
Born in 1951 I was raised on Rock and Roll, so when the 70's rolled around I was part of the "Disco Sucks" crowd!! But there were some disco songs that were so good that they had to be appreciated by anyone who loved music. It's hard to claim you don't like a song when you can't sit still when you listen to it!!!
Was never a big disco fan but damn that girl could SING.
This may be my favorite Donna Summer song.
For the ultimate Donna Summer experience, you have to do the McArthur's Park Suite. You've done the single. But the Suite is a disco masterpiece. That thing would play in the club and everybody was on the floor.
Magical twenty odd minutes of pure disco, i still have the Live and More album and a couple of others by Donna
This lady is pure Disco!!!
Her songs never fail to get those toes tapping and put smiles on people's faces.
Brilliant choice, amazing reaction as always 👍
Nope. She's disco but she's got a lot of rock to her music as well. That's what sets her apart. She's amazing.
Not pureley Disco/Dance, but a lot of Disco/Dance in her catalog. Along with Pop, Rock, Ballads, R&B, Contemporary Christian etc. I actually don't consider this song Disco. I consider it an upbeat Pop song. However, because she's been dubbed the Queen Of Disco, any upbeat song she does, some people call it Disco. Although, some would argue that Disco is Pop music. After all, Pop is short for popular (or what is popular musically) and Disco was popular at one point. Still is to a degree.
I remember at school dances in middle school, they would play "Last Dance" as the last song. Every. Time. What a time to be alive!
Now you're hitting me in the feels. I still dance around the living room to disco 40+ years later, and am still in love with THE Queen. 😊
ME TOO!!! one of just a couple performers/singers I 😢 for at their passing.... you have to move when the Queen sings ❤
And I just happen to be wearing platform soled shoes. Still dancing. I will until they put me down.
You guys are the King and Queen of chair dancing. Love watching you enjoy dance tunes
Donna Summer co-wrote one of her hits, called Heaven Knows, which was recorded as a duet. Another good one to review.
Yessss, a wonderful duet and great song to dance to.
Recorded with her (or soon to be) husband!! For all the disco glamor, she was also a wife and mom, amazing person!!
Heaven Knows is one of my favorites from her.
Loved this. 61 year old who LOVED her. I remember the skating rink, skating to this song back in the day.
Who remembers the movie Foxes ???? Great movie soundtrack 😊 had this song on it 🥰❤️✌️
Yes, I was looking for someone to make that connection.
Any G.Moroder soundtrack was a great soundtrack.
The same year he also did the American Gigolo which contained the song "Call Me" performed by "Blondie"
Another great Donna Summer song that I highly recommend listening to is "The Wanderer". A fun dance hit.
My parents took us to see Ms. Donna Summer in concert when I was a kid. Afterwards we saw her and her entourage outside a casino. She gave me a big hug. I'll never forget how good she smelled. This little boy was in love. RIP Ms. Donna. Gone but never forgotten.
Amazing how you hear her music just as often in 2023 as you did way back when. She left us a LOT of timeless gems.
When you started to talk about the talk shows on the radio that gave advice, it made me think of a movie you should check out. It is Sleepless in Seattle and stars Tom Hanks. The premise behind it revolves around a talk show like that. It is basically a rom com but has enough humor in it that I think J would like it, too.
Selena killed it when she coveted this! You should listen to love to love Me baby. Donna summer has a version that's 19 mins
I hung that album on my wall for decoration.
@seanellio that's amazing. You still got that viynl record? She's such an icon!
My childhood is framed by her voice. Thank you for this! Everyone loved her... even Johnny Rotten was sad when she passed away!
IMO, she had a better voice than Whitney Houston.
@@Slo-rydeshe did ,and she kept that great voice up till she passed where Whitney damaged her voice from drug abuse
I wish we could go back to the days before corporate radio. Love Donna. What a incredible voice!
All I can say is WOWZA !!!! Every school boys dream !!!! The total package.
Oohhh you might want to add the movie Thank God It’s Friday to your watch list. She’s in it with the Commodores and Jeff Goldbloom. Such a fun little movie.
That radio show that you mentioned is with a host named Delilah. She is mostly on soft rock stations and people still call in to request songs and talk about their situation with love. This song is one of the many Donna Summer Classics. You should watch her VH1 Live and More Encore. Her duet with Barbra Streisand Enough Is Enough is good. Heaven Knows, Dim All The Lights, and She Works Hard For The Money are really good.
All my love for the multi-talented beautiful, gorgeous Donna Summer! RIP Angel!
Absolute banger!!
One of Donna’s best this.
Glad you appreciate it too.
Her voice, the arrangement, the swooning romanticism of the lyric...still gives me goosebumps all these years later.
I giggled to myself when Jay said, oh, nothing I can boogie too! Just wait,! 🤣
I'm an old Yes fan and I couldn't believe it when Donna Summer covered "State Of Independence" by Yes singer Jon Anderson. Yes it's very different, but catchy.
Yes, Donna Summer was one of my crushes during my teen years and I would like you to react to "Love To Love You Baby" from her next. I still blush when I hear that song, 🥵😂. I saw her in concert a few years before she passed, and she still sounded strong and great! Looked good too! 😎
Donna's music was pure 🔥. Check out Dim All the Lights and Heaven Knows. 🏆🎶
Love Dim All The Lights.
And Dinner With Gershwin.
Her voice + the genius of Giorgio Moroder in the production booth = magic.
One of my all time favorites!
Kelly Rowland HAS TO…HAS TO PLAY Donna Summer in her film biopic!!!!!
Oh yeah, she'd be great!
A biopic would be amazing. The costumes, the music, the acting, New York in the 70s....a dream!
That has to be her mom. They are all related in Hollywood
I couldn't wait for you to do this song and then when Jordan said he wouldn't be able to boogie to this one, I couldn't wait for it to hit. The song (my favorite Donna Summer song) is great. The reaction was great.
I believe this song to be about her hearing a song on the radio that even though it didnt mention his name was a song about her, how she felt and her lover getting back together. Then of course this very song she is singing becomes that SONG to others. Its about how music can bring us together. My interpretation. Donna really got to show out in her duet with Barbra Streisand (I believe you did it) since Streisand was THE singer of the era. And Donna sure held her own with Barbra. Perhaps even surpassed her vocally.
My late sister and I had this album when we were kids ❤
Her vocals are so clear and strong in this song. I don’t remember if it made it to Number One or not, but it was played a lot that winter. ❄️
Great followups would be her disco classics "Dim All The Lights" and "Heaven Knows."
My favorite song by Donna Summer. Selena sings a Disco medley and this is the first song in that medley.
last song in that medley. i will survive was 1st. My favorite of Donna and in the Medley.
Donna Summer did some great songs, this one speeds up nicely! 'This time I know its for real' is another 80's good one with all her great 70's stuff-Colin Ward
I remember when I heard this song for the first time in 1980 - I immediately fell in love with this wonderful melody, rhythm and Donna Summer's great voice. Oh, what memories this song brings to mind from those years. Is one of the most beautiful and best disco songs of all time.❤
She was Magic. My sister loved her and my heart breaks when I hear her because my baby sister passed away.
In the 90's, MTV did a show on the 50 greatest women rockers of all time. The top 4 were Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Janis Joplin, and then Donna Summer. When they started her segment, they introduced her as "The only superstar that disco ever produced".
She had several songs where she starts slow and then segues into the disco beat: On the Radio, Dim All the Lights, Enough is Enough/No More Tears . . . . a couple more I'm sure. It was nice to slow dance for a minute and then break out into your disco moves later on.
We used to call in to request songs, play in competitions, answer surveys, etc. It was always a kick to hear your own voice a few minutes later. I remember requesting songs as a teen and young adult a LOT!
This song is pure joy
Donna started the technique of starting a song as a ballad, and then changing the BPM to a dance song. She perfected it. She was just an amazing singer, songwriter and also a painter. No voice will ever match hers. This version is a radio edit. The album version slows down again and then speeds up one more time.
Better than Whitney Houston’s…..imo, for reasons you stated.
I have love Donna for years, but in all that time this is my number one song.
Amber, Jay - you two are ADORABLE! Love your reaction videos -- thanks for spreading your Love, Light & Blessing!
Donna has a beautiful love song called:
I LOVE YOU
that really lets you hear her beautiful voice without the disco
The joy that each of you get from dancing along with Donna Summer is something I need MORE in my life!!! 💛
Donna's voice was sooo amazing! Don't ever listen to "Love To Love You Baby" unless y'all want to have another baby. LOL
Donna really found her footing when she released Last Dance (which won her the Oscar for Best Original Song from a film ((Thank God it's Friday)), from there on she started most of her released singles with a slow intro--Enough is Enough (No More Tears; Mac Arthur's Park, and On the Radio--that melded directly into the disco beat. This style was featured on her record release of 3 double albums in a row.
The composer of Last Dance, Paul Jabara, won the Oscar for Best Original Song, not Donna.
@@denniswlandry Well, let me unpack this. On the night Last Dance won, Donna sang it live. When the song was awarded the Oscar Donna was on stage with Paul. Second, whenever a singer has a song that wins ANY award the singer, even if she was only a nominee, is the one who gets the credit. Thanks
@@WilAdams But she still didn't win the Oscar.
6:51 There's a bit in the Family Guy parody of Star Wars where Peter Griffin does the scene in which Han Solo pretends to be a storm trooper on the radio. When he says "How are you?", the guy on the other end of the line asks him for relationship advice.
This is one of my favorite Donna Summer songs. The longing in her voice in the slow part and then the beat goes up
I close my eyes and imagine myself on the dance floor, twirling to disco steps with a slick dancing partner
Oh, the memories! Thanks.
Thanks for reacting to Donna once again. You could never imagine what it was for us, at the end of the seventies, this incredible, talented and creative artist who was everywhere, all around the globe, in a world without Internet. We were always waiting to listen to her "On The Radio". And she reached everywhere, even where I live, in Argentina, where she was quite succesful since 1975-
Donna Summers. She was everywhere. Lots of good music from that pretty lady. If you hit the clubs you were going to hear her. Good stuff
_Make sure you take the time to listen to this song from 'A Hot Summer's Night' concert. The thing about Donna is when you she sings 'live' something amazing happens. She is missed on the music landscape, yet when I spin her music catalog her voice takes me to a timeless place. RIP eternally Donna._
A beautiful voice, a beautiful woman and a beautiful person. My wife and I met her in person while shopping at The Oaks Mall in Thousand Oaks, CA. She was so gracious when we approached her and took the time to talk with us when we told her we big fans. A beautiful lady with a voice for the ages.
Beautiful soulful lady. God bless her. She lives on in her spectacular music. You could call in and request a song and dedicate it to someone you loved. Real thing.
My personal favorite of her songs for pretty much what Amber mentioned about the song, honestly. Love Donna Summer. RIP Queen of Disco!
Yes, Jay & Amber, the older generations used to call the radio stations to get advice from therapists like Dr. Ruth and Dr. Laura! In Southern California we’d call the late great Art LaBoe and dedicate love songs to our loved ones and special crushes! It definitely was a thing back then. Donna Summer is truly a disco icon. So beautiful with a phenomenal voice! Queen of the genre, but much, much more. RIP
And, then there were all the conspiracy theorists who used to listen to the late Art Bell on Coast to Coast AM. His show was always interesting to listen to, even if you didn't always agree with the topics.
A great talented lady who left us too soon...She has some beautiful songs...I`ve been listening to her from the beginning of her career and love all of her songs.
The Queen of Disco indeed!
I was 18 and would put her albums on while getting dressed to go out on a date to go dancing.
Took me forever to get ready because i would be dancing and singing along to her music....what great memories when hearing her music playing. 😊❤
Oh yeah...the late, great Miss Donna Summer...powerhouse singer and sweet lady extraordinaire 🎉🎉🎉
17 year old me danced so much to this song. It’s my favorite of Donna’s songs. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Yes, back in the day, you could call in to some stations and dedicate songs, and maybe even leave a message via the announcer. I love this song.
Her "Live and More " album is my favorite album of all time.
There is no better.
Great album.
Amber if you want to hear her amazing talent at a slower paced song you need to watch her perform her song, I FEEL LOVE, live!
This has always been one of my favorite Donna songs. She was a very talented and wonderful person. So many good songs!!
One thing is certain in regard to Donna Summer's music, you learn really quickly not to judge her songs by the first few measures - she's going to surprise you every time!
Never forget this album as my Introduction Soundtrack to my first time in Hollywood without my parents, driving with a bunch of friends in Highschool 82!! Love this song!
I love this song and this song is my favorite from her.
One of my absolute favorite songs of hers. I was a senior in high school when this came out. Amazing memories from this song!!!
I loved Donna Summer back in the day, and this was one of my favorites.
One of my favorite DS songs! I can never get enough of this Lady! Voice like an angel and beauty to match! What a story telling song this one is! I know you guys have reacted to Helen Reddy before and I think you must give her song Angie Baby a listen! Another great story telling song with a plot twist!!
Great song played a lot on the airwaves.
Amber you are correct, the radio thing was the norm. It started with advice columns in the newspaper, then moved on over to radio as well. Some shows were fully dedicated to advice. You tend to find it in different forms, some better than others. It made its way to tv, most forms of that wasn’t good. I see people asking social media people that they respect, for advice as well. And Rob, I started laughing when you made the reference about it not going to be a song to dance to. Donna had a surprise in store for you.💃🏽🕺🏾
I LOVE DONNA SUMMER, she was my favorite Singer when I was younger, and I'm 56 now. Love, love, love. I loved watching your reactions.
This was a great song for us who could never get off the dance floor. The beginning gave us a cool-down before we revved it up again. We didn't have to stop dancing.
Yes, Donna Summer was 100% a crush for me in my teens.
You were literally saying it as I was typing it. Middle school crush. They call her queen of disco, but she sang a lot of rock n roll, by choice, inspired by Tina turner. Donna was on the Casablaca label with Kiss. Good buddies with Paul Stanley. Cut her teeth playing and recording in Germany.The sad reality? She wore wigs and, how would I say, garments that slimed you down extensively. They used to mess with her circulation.
The Queen of sultry disco!! What a voice 🥰
Love to see more female disco divas:
The Ritchie Family
- Give me a break
Ami Stewart
- Knock on Wood
Boney M
- Rasputin
IMO Donna is one of the 5 best female singers in my lifetime (I’m 57) but unfortunately she got stuck with that ‘queen of disco’ label when she was capable of singing any genre and career was never quite the same after the disco craze which is unfortunate. She was a massive star with numerous hits between 76-84 and had a great voice right up until her shocking passing at only 63. She totally hid her condition and nobody knew she’d been ill.
Do you mind saying who your other 4 are? I'm also 57 and I can't argue this pick.
@@Skeezer66 I’d probably go with Whitney H
Aretha F
Barbara S
Karen C
@@neneshubby I agree with Whitney and Aretha, my other 2 would be Mariah and Patti Labelle, but Streisand and Carpenter do hold up!
This song takes me back to awkward 8th grade dances, but I proudly wore my Donna Summer baseball T-shirt from Spencer’s in the mall! Best times ❤
Love love this song!! Was a huge hit…on the radio…when I was young. 😊❤
FABULOUS!! Now to round out her 14 top ten hits you need to listen to:
1. Dim All The Lights
2. Heaven Knows (with Brooklyn Dreams)
3. The Wanderer
4. Love Is in Control
after that there are many more gems as Donna put out dance music singles throughout the 90's and 2000's.
1. I Will Go With You, Con Te Partiro
2. Carry On
3. I Got Your Love
4. Love's About to Change My Heart.
5. Love is the Healer
and many more!!!
I loved how the queen could do music in so many different styles...pop, rock, r and b, dance, electronic. My favorite album is "I Remember Yesterday" with the super soulful ballad "Can't We Just Sit Down (and talk it over)"? That song takes you to church.
Another damn good song by her, that didn't get as much air play, is, The Wanderer, it's definitely worth checking out ❤
i had met her twice in my life and both times were a complete honor an amazing human being