Paul Davis 65 Love affair Reaction
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Us black folks loved them some Paul Davis ...
I'm one of them!☝🏾
Paul Davis always puts me in a good mood. Love him! Especially “Cool Night”. 😍
Anybody over 42 will remember this one. It had such a fresh, "WELCOME TO THE '80S" sound. Its really nice, love the way it was mixed.
I remember being down the family room at about 13 years old, putting this on and just dancing ☺❤
This tune makes me feel nostalgic over a romance that occurred before I was born lol
Listening to it right here, my honest reaction is..
Wow, that might be one of the ten best Pop tunes I've ever heard
That was a long time ago! I remember it well. Miss those days! Great Artist!
Ditto.
This makes me remember when I was in my youth...let’s say 6-12 grade when I would listen to the radio all of the time (Casey Kasem), watch Solid Gold on Saturday nights, buy music magazines, and buy a magazine called Song Hits that contained lyrics to popular songs. Mind you, this was all during the 80s, an amazing time for genuine talent and music. I’m also a 70s music fan. I have three significantly older siblings who left behind their 45s, LPs, and 8-tracks which I discovered in the basement. One of my favorites to come from that is The Doobie Brothers. Paul Davis is very talented and was a part of many successful musical endeavors. I like to research artists and groups, as I always find surprises. I recently found out that Bruce Springsteen wrote Fire by The Pointer Sisters 😮😊
OMG you just describe my teens 😁
Beth Shadid I love that! ❤️😊
Trace Damn girl! You taking me back to my 80's teen years.
I remember this song came out when I was 14. I would hear it on Casey Kasem's American Top 40 radio show. It turns out that it peaked at #6 on the Hot 100 so it was his biggest pop hit. The song reminds me of being young and wanting the world to be caring and inclusive. A guy can dream can't he! 😆
I downloaded two of Mr.Paul Davis's songs on my phone. I love his voice and wish we can turn back the hands of time! I was watching Solid Gold when he performed. I'm certain Mr.Davis would be honored to know many sill enjoying his music. May he R.I.P. 🙏🏾💞⚘
This song came on the radio, on a day when I wished I was still back in school and not have to be an adult with adult responsibilities. It was as you said, makes you smile and want to move around to the music.
Reminds me of listening to the radio in my room as a kid. I prefer Cool Night more though
Stephanie Blumenstock I agree. Cool Night is head and shoulders better than this song.
Agreed
Cool Night is a great song Stephanie!
I was 12 years old when this song came out. I was living in Baltimore, MD at the time. I remember hearing this song on the speakers at Harbor Place at the Inner Harbor of Baltimore. I'm gonna say this again, the 1980s was the best decade for music.
This also reminds me of when I was a kid. I feel blessed to have so many songs from different genres that do
Love your beautiful smile during the middle of the song.
RIP Paul.
Oh no. I didn't know he passed. How long ago?
@@vadare A few years back.
What a fun song! It triggers nostalgia within me and if a substantial amount of time passes between repeated hearings, the background sound effect of the high school football team makes me smile and gives me goosebumps.
I remember hearing this song at the beach when I was a young kid, beautiful girls, sunshine. Late summer, wanting to enjoy every last bit of summer vacation before going back to school!
Oh to be 21 again.
"Doo-wop diddy-wop diddy-wop doo"
Donna
Puts me in a good mood. I was in Jr high then. He had better hits with Sweet Life. I go Crazy cool night
'65 was a great one, though.
Love sweet life song.
One of the most important songs ever written. Energy and fantastic musicianship throughout. Paul was a fantastic song writer and had about 10 Top 40 Hits including Bop that he wrote for Dan Seals and songs for Tanya Tucker. Cool Night, Do Right, Sweet Life, I Go Crazy, Love or Let Me Be Lonely, 65 Love Affair, I Don't Wanna Be Just Another Love In Your Heart, Bop. Doesn't get much better...
Paul Davis, I go crazy. Please react to that one
When I was young we used to always go to the skating rink and they always played this song and I’ still love it every time I here it and it takes me back
I had a Ford LTD convertible when this song came out and I can remember driving with the top down with all my friends and just being happy and enjoying life.
Song always reminds me of my first steady. She would sit next to me in my truck and this song would come on the radio and we would both be singing! Brings back such fun memories.
go crazy'' or ''cool night '' are the jams...... the song you reacted too must be a deep cut in one of the albums
I was 11 years old. My softball team went to state finals… I was just along for the ride. So fun…after the softball game they took us to the waterslide park. I don’t even remember what we placed in the tournament. My grandfather died… all a blurr. However this song brings me back to this time❤️ thank you for covering this.
OMG!!! Back in the 80s, that genre of music is THE BEST!!! That music made anyone feel fantastic. You got up to dance -- even if you didn't know how to dance.
My mom ( RIP ) and I used to dance to this song, and so many other songs. I really, really, really wish I had more time with my mom. I miss dancing with her.
I've got tears in my eyes remembering just how much fun I had with my mom. I know that one day, I'll meet her again, but that doesn't mean that I cannot be selfish and want her back.
This, and so many other songs, is a feel great song!!
I was nine years old in 1982 when this song was released. I loved it then and I still love it now. It was a simpler time 40 years ago, and this track still brings a smile to my face and the memories.
I remember riding the bus as a 6 year old and every kid riding along would sing the doowop-diddy-wop-doo part when this song came on. Those days are missed.
This reminds me of sitting in my room with my 8 track (yes I'm old) 😆 we had the best music growing up in the 70's, music we'll never hear again but thank goodness we can still listen to them on RUclips.
This song is his more upbeat song, he is more known for his love & sad songs like ''Sweet Life'', ''Cool Night'' and ''Do right''but I love Paul's song ''I go Crazy'' it always gives me a sense of melancholy, most of us have someone who we 'still go crazy' over, The heart and mind can never forget a romance that unfortunately fizzled out. Even years later it can bring back vivid and profound bittersweet memories.''I go crazy''is that song for me
I like this one, but my favorite Paul Davis song is I Go Crazy. There is also one called Editorial that is something most have not heard - political of the time and still applies now.
Good song. Can't remember last time I heard it. Hearing it now sounds kinda like Hall & Oates to me.
you nailed it. it " puts you in a good mood". all of his songs are positive, and based upon love.
Try magnolia blues.
Being a mother at 18, when this song came out I was in my early 30's. The feel of the song took me back to my teen years. Just being silly & dancing around the house. Good times, good fun.
You have to listen to Cool Night next!
as you said a beautiful simple song i remember well we danced to it at the sock hops at jr high school , best memories
Me was 18years old in 1982 and taking dancing lessons, learned jive, had my first girlfriend then (such a pretty girl) and we had great fun dancing to this song.. nice memory.
I Go Crazy and Ride Em Cowboy are my favorite Paul Davis songs..very talented man, Mr Davis.
My dear brother, You really need to hear "Cool Night" and "I Go Crazy'" to see what Paul Davis is all about. Thank you for the reaction
Was 15 years old in 1965, junior high school. Song reminds me of a couple of girls i had "a crush" on, and good times with the family and my neighborhood pals. There was also lots of political & social unrest during the sixties and i was coming of age to pick up on this and participate in some of those activities. Music was great, whether you were a Motown fan or a British music fan. Paul Davis's 65 Love Affair brings back some great memories of the fun of that time!
And Beautiful be Beautiful Song Reminded Me Of And Further I Would Have In my Arms It Happened in 1984 . Had To Wait 2 Years from Paul's Great Hit Song Of 1982 I Was Only 17 Years Old ... I Still Sing Along To It 65 Love Affair Sweet Life Cool Night Great Songs He Did .From Johnnie lee Scott of San Antonio Texas
Love Paul Davis
Some other awesome vocals - Huey Lewis and the news - bad is bad
ruclips.net/video/7CscPTI8fwA/видео.html
I wanna new drug 👍😁
My thing about music is being 61 years old and growing up in a very abusive home I would love to sit in my room and listen to music all day because music was a healing process for me, it could take me to a happy place or anywhere I needed to good to survive. In the 60s and 70's so much music was positive and happy. My way of dealing with my childhood was God first and then music.
R.I.P. Paul Thanks for the Memories!
Reminds me of high school football games, drive in movies, car hops and black leather jackets and motorcycles with jet black hair and shades.
You hit a bullseye with the feel-good tempo and harmonies. I was 11 and a half when this song came out...not quite into the teenage years, and basically a favorite target of bullies (forgiven, now...in fact, one of them has been helping my mom with some electrical odd jobs, along with my brother-in-law, my talents are more along the analysis spectrum). When this song came on the radio, I just felt better about everything, and it STILL makes me wanna sing along😀
I was 14 in 65... It was a wonderful care free time...
The song was originally titled "55 Love Affair", but his label (Arista) made him change it to appeal to the baby boomer demographic. Davis changed ONLY the title, and kept the rest of the song intact. That experience of record company interference caused Davis to sour on this song, and thus this was his only album for Arista.
Love your great reaction! It’s such a happy, good feeling sound! Just makes my heart feel good!
Just a good ol upbeat, feel good song.
Amen brother!!! Why can't today's music sound like this?
I remember when this song first came out!! You couldn't turn on the radio without hearing it!! Love it!! Love Paul!! ❤️RIP
No one ever does Three Dog Night back in the early 70's in their prime, especially "Joy to the World", "Shambala", "One" and "Eli's Coming".
Shambala always makes me dance around
Sang doowop section for years after hearing this. Never knew who this was or the name. Just doowop doowop dittywop do stuck...hard! Still makes me 😃.
Paul was my 2nd cousin. He was a gentle, slow talking soul. He was also a man of God. Listen to Cool Night.
Great reaction video. I liked that you were keeping it raw and real haha and I agree completely about how the song uplifts and has good vibes. Peace to everybody.
This song, came out when I was in my teens, however, it reference a time when I was a baby. To me, songs like this tend to temporalize themselves which makes a person think back with nostalgia, or indifferent if they weren't around at the referenced time frame. For me, it's a neat song that harkens back to a gist of the time of MY life, which was much later. I can associate with it, but not the mentioned time frame. I think any guy can relate to some girl who made him jump through hoops, to get her attention.
This song is a nostalgia song, not really a love song, so it wasn't high on my list of songs to play with my then girlfriends. It makes you think back, not the here and now.
Just found your channel. Loved your video. This song can always take me from being down to smiling. Thank you
Just being a kid and being happy and care free! I will put a customer on hold just to bop to this
Man you are bringing back the memories... and reminding me that I've forgotten so much. Used to love cranking this song up and flying down the back roads... good times in my old Pinto. Yep, 1974 Pinto... my first car, paid 400 for it and wish I still had it. My mom gave it away when I was in Basic Training!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I always thought Hall & Oates song this song, Paul Davis was always a very talented singer and songwriter!!!
This guy was so talented and what I heard, one hell of a nice guy. Hie song I GO CRAZY I think set a record by staying on Billboards chart for a lengthy time. This song gotta put you in an upbeat mood. Cool Night , Sweet Life and Do Right are definitely worth a listen. R.I.P. Paul another talented artist gone way too soon.
came home many a weekend From Army and partied with the girl and the friends, this song always seemed to be on the radios of quite a few cars cruising the loop. the 60's. 70's and 80's will never die.
"I wanna go back" by Eddie Money. Another song about reminiscing your younger days. "Glory Days" by Bruce Springsteen.
This is before Paul took a bullet to the chest in Nashville.
"Sweet Magnolia Blues"
OMGoodness, such a great song 👏👏👏👏. I was like 14 when this came out. Friday night skating 👍 and radio.
Great song and great reaction. Could you check out "Vincent" by Don McLean. Awesome song with an awesome video featuring artwork.
You should check out "Black Water - Doobie Brothers", and "Seven Bridges Road - The Eagles". Both have great acapella parts to the songs.
This song is kinda cute. To me, though, I don't recall any songs from this guy other than "I Go Crazy" -- which is a beautiful song, very well done.
Aw, don't try to look all mean. Paul Davis was a real talent, back in the days when music was fun. RIP, Paul.
love this lots of good memories
@5:47 Ya'll need to clean your damn ice trays, I'm telling you....
At 55, that song seems forever ago. Great memories. Great reaction, Sir
I heard this song for the first time on the Solid Gold show hosted by Dionne Warwick. It did/does put me in a happy mood. 😀It's on my "clean-up" playlist. I need the happy vibes for motivation; chores are not necessarily fun. 🫠
Do yourself a favor and listen to Sweet Life by Paul Davis. Even if you listen to it on your own and not a reaction. You will love it. Great great song. I love a lot of his songs but that one means the most to me..
Randy Stonehills songs Great big stupid World and American Fast Food are funny.
My parents had this 45 record and now i have it. My parents had parties when we were little and i can remember it playing while the adults were playing volley ball. We would be in the pool ♥️
Reminds me of the summer of 13. Sneaking out with my best friend to meet guys. Especially Cool night.
Hey this is an artist nothing like this, but could you check out Leonard Cohen Why can't I fall in love? I promise you will love it! Thanks.
I was in high school when it was popular.
I know this song 🙌 I didn't know Paul Davis sang it 😱 love this song 💚 I thought it was J. Geils band 🤔 yay! Ty you like this song 👍 great reaction and comments 😁
Paul Davis is from the town I live in. And I used to work with his ex-wife.
Someone divorced HIM?! 😏
@@emeraldeyes8688 I don't know who divorced who lol.
Chris Andras true!! 🙃
Air supply "making love out of nothing at all" love the piano
It makes me think of just having a great time .
Reminds me of high school and the cheerleaders cheering to this song at rallies
The chorus sounds more than a bit like Toto's Rosanna. And both songs were released in 1982. Coincidence?
All of the 70's music you've been playing we'd hear at the swimming pool, having fun with friends or at sweetheart dances.
You have to do sweet life.
Tracy Chapman & Luciano Pavarotti is a wonderful trackback she's a great singer & plays a mean guitar 💖💕💖
The 1900's = great music
You need to listen to "Love You Inside Out" by the Beegees
1:18, he doesn't like it!
Do wop ditty wop ditty wop do
"Something to believe in" by Brett Micheals
cant wait to see your reaction to this classic
Please listen to "I Go Crazy" by Paul Davis. Excellent song!
Pls do Crackerbox Palace by George Harrison.
sometime
@Modern Renaissance Man
First love or crush as a teenager.
El Shaddai