@@V12-e8b Digital sounds brighter because it records the source as it is. Tape automatically removed high end frequencies, resulting in that warm sound.
i know younger blacks that didn't know he was white until I told them. they would argue me down! Back in the day, Natalie Cole was like Mary J. Blige is today. And if you went to Natalie's concerts, Bobby would open for her and everyone at the concert would be looking at each other like wait what? LOL! But we loved him on in. He would run from the keyboard, then guitar....dude was very talented and had a strong voice and could harmonize like no other. Mind you, he wrote most of his hits and then others would cover the same hit and blow up! It was a string of Anglo brothers from another mother that we called "Blue Eyed Soul"...Micheal McDonald of the Doobie Brothers, Kenny Loggins, Daryl Hall of Hall & Oates, Boz Scaggs, Billy Joel, 3 Dog Night to name a few. We old folks know but the younger generation missed out on all that excellent music that helped create the genre now called Pop. He never had a picture on his albums as if blacks wouldn't love him in, just as we had with all the other Blue Eyed Soul peeps and basically anyone with a good sound and good vocals like Steely Dan or Chicago, Madonna, Timberlake, The Beastie Boys, lol and so on... By the 80's, Pop was getting pretty diverse and by the 90's Hip-hop took over using samples from many of these same Blue Eyed Soul hits. On a side note, there was a club music, post disco singer/dancer that blew up on the club scene in the 90's that always reminded me of Bobby Caldwell for some reason: Jamiroquai. Even though Bobby's vocals seem stronger, I don't know, why but one always reminded me of the other. Perhaps it was the soulfulness. ruclips.net/video/1hHSH9sJUEo/видео.html ruclips.net/video/vFZZV3iBsHw/видео.html
I'm a massive Prince fan as can be, still i have to rate this video the best video on the internet right now. As you said, everything about this video is perfect. It doesn't get any perfecter than this.
ABC reported that What You Won't Do for Love was sampled by over 100 artists! Mr. Caldwell got his professional break playing guitar in Little Richard's band in the early 70's went solo and wrote songs for Roberta Flack and Neil Diamond. He passed in his wife's arms...how sweet. Rest in Peace blue-eyed R&B maestro.
I’m only 42 wasn’t even born yet when this happened but my favorite music is from this time period when people were real musicians using real instruments
This is an insanely pure, free from studio polish, spontaneous yet tight version of an absolute classic - composed and played in a way that is of course long gone and never to come back- a real musicians gem!
I've seen a lot of great bands live, and most of the time live sounds subpar. It's ok it's live, not a studio. 1 second into this video and you know it's above the pack. The drummer is tight, everybody is on the one, nothing sounds louder than it should, tempo doesn't shift ... Organic miracle (or maybe it's just that nowadays sucks)
This was a FREE concert put on by radio station LOVE94, held on the beach at 81st St. Those of us that were there will tell you that it was a picture perfect day. Everybody was grooving. Nobody fighting. Miami Beach was a paradise in those days, now it’s just a beautiful toilet filled with human turds RIP Bobby and RIP Miami Beach.
Do you...know everything that's been recorded in the last 10 years? Or do you just have a "music today sucks because my generation was better" kinda thing going on
@@JScarper I know music of all eras. There are good songs in the last ten years, but it's the weight of the garbage that makes people hate modern music so much. Sorry, but it's mostly an atrocity and also sadly dishonest, and slavishly hungry for attention and success. And that's not even covering the horror show of autotune and cricket hi hats and just overall shitbag production and utter lack of melody. It's not just one genre that has this problem either. Country is an abomination in regard to its past as much as hip hop is. (oh, sorry, trap, ZERO difference).
I'm 34, this world is $hit, I wish I was born this era. Nothing matters now. But I will live enough to see my daughters fullfill their life. Then I will go. Inmortalize your energy like Bobby people. F them all. RIP Bobby, thank you for this song.
If anyone under 30 ever asks what peak America was like show them this video. Beautiful people of all types without a care in the world besides enjoying the moment. RIP Bobby.
The sickest music video I've ever seen in my life is Bob Dylan's where he and his friends step over the kid towards the end, "Duquesne Whistle" (currently not on youtube) And naturally this is second, I'm not crazy
Although I didn’t start singing for Mr.Caldwell until ‘’94, Singing For Him Was The Best 19 Yrs Of Traveling To Japan and other places was one of the Best Times Of My Life!! Jean McClain
That guitar riff is so catchy, i love that jam at the end. Everything about this video is perfect. I didn't know this existed until now. Rest in peace to the legend.
Incredible. I just came across this today and I’m stunned. My band opened for Bobby that day on Miami Beach and we spoke for a while after the show. Such an inspiration and talent. He’s moved on but remembered always.
Bobby loved the way my brother and I danced. He used to play this at the club we were at. Nice guy. We really liked him. I used to hang out with his then girlfriend at the time. Talented man. Go with God, Bobby.
If we could go back in time for just one day, I'm thinking being on this beach, with all those people and activities vibing with that song being performed live for the first time with those dual guitars at the end all in the Miami sun would be a great place to be.
I came from Cuba in 1978, escaped in a raft, and landed right in South Beach, I can still relive the moment when I saw those buildings from far away, freedom was so close and yet so far, still remember how people at the beach came to us and welcomed us. Now in my 60's every time I go fishing I tell my kids and they go: "We know Dad, you landed here...!!!!, You relly have to live in oppression in order to appreciate freedom....God bless America.
Well, I'm not one of them, Wanna know why ?, Because ever since I landed in that raft, all I've done is work, pay taxes when due and obey the law....Something would've been impossible to do in my homeland, Again: God bless America....!!!!!
Make sure to remind your children and grandchildren of that. Unfortunately, many of them are buying the "Progressive" rhetoric that put people like Castro in power. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it!
He hasn't been well for some time. It's unfortunate too because it's because of something that was done to him. I was real fortunate to be at his last concert and see first hand. COVID stopped his tour but the progressing illness seems to be the reason he was unable to restart. He will truly be missed.
Truly devastated by his passing, he's the man that brought soul back in my life. This song always gives me goosebumps, his voice just goes around and hugs you with comfort as the lyrics become a blanket for your soul... Rest In Peace Bobby you'll be greatly missed
He was only 27-28 years old here! Absolutely freaking amazing. His runs are SICK and look at him working that guitar. I might love this more than the recorded version. Like, got dayum, Bobby! Leave some of the ladies for the other band members! Sexy and killin it as f. Edit to add: I've been binge watching this all month. Hurts my heart to know he's left us. RIP legend.
I’m only 14 but this made me cry, I love listening to old music and this is just so beautiful... I’ve been listening to this song for a while and seeing this made me so happy. God bless him and everyone else seeing this!
You probably had a past life in that time period and your soul remembers what's up. Just like he and Tina Marie probably had a past life as melanin rich individuals.
I still played this song over and over again. We had the pleasure of knowing him and his wife, personally beautiful, beautiful and exceptional talent in. Oh so kind God rest your soul, Bobby rest, your soul and internal peace❤️
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It’s breaks my heart to knowing his spirit has left us… but it’s the rare individual who can leave a gift that will always bring Joy to the ❤of the listener. Thank you Bobby & thank you George for sharing a golden moment in time 🙏❤️ I was also 27 at this point in time. ✌️
Many people don’t know who Bobby Caldwell is, but they have heard this great song for years. This version is the absolute coolest there is. Bobby is such a gifted singer, songwriter, multi- instrumentalist. This is a rare, amazing video. Thanks for posting. It is a real treat. Bobby is a legend.
I can't improve anything already said by others.....but.....how beautiful this was and is. I am just now seeing this and I am elated. Thank you so much.
I think Black folks appreciated Bobby and Teena Marie more than any other race. Even before my mother turned me onto Janis Joplin (Mercedes Benz) and the Manhattan Transfer (Operator), My dad loved Santana... It's about the music.
That outro solo man… So simple, so repetitive, yet so soulful. If I was playing a guitar solo on this track, I don’t think I’d be able to hold myself back by playing so economically.
Yeah, the riff he repeats offers a unique way to slowly build the urgency right up to end of the song. I haven't seen anything like that! Very intuitive musician, an absolute gem of a songwriter, too. R.I.P. 💔
You can't watch this video without getting totally engrossed in it. The groove, the feeling of watching this live on Miami Beach, Bobby's infectious smile and chill attitude. My favorite is the black girl who just can't keep herself from dancing! Watching her live that moment is just amazing! This video is truly a treasure I keep coming back to!
Somebody call the police… the vibes are criminal!
Yes this is Bobby Caldwell.....he was 27 here....I was at the show
Bob Gaffney lucky u
Thats cool!
Bob Gaffney
Sorry I thought he was black
Bob Gaffney so lucky u are😍😍😍
Wish I was there, sipping a nice cold beer tanning my Lilly whites xx
my son was conceived on that beach during the show
Seriously? I am sure he would be glad to hear that.
airatak WOW I REMEMBER TIMES LIKE THAT AMAZING
I call bullshit. You weren't even born yet.
My son was conceived alone in my room while watching this video. I'm a guy.
I think I got a shot of that but the censors made me remove it.
Spring 2024, and this 46 year old performance still makes the sun shine brighter…..
Such good memories...my parents still alive, etc...much better times than these days!
❤️🔥
Blackest "white boy" ever cool as hell get'em Bobby
Don't forget Dunkey
@@elcomemierda2624 SPAGHETTI AND MEATBALLS
Him and Mike McDonald
Nah he’s white And Probably one greatest rnb singers ever
Nah, hes white with an amazing talent.
People on the beach: man where’s Bobby Caldwell? Isn’t he that black dude?
Bobby:I guess you wonder where I’ve been?
💀😂😁
🤣🤣
LMFAOOO 😆
😂😂😂
Ha - thank, Uncle Lou -
Why do all concerts from the 70s and 80s sound so warm? It’s great
Jack STM it’s because they understood good sound back then and didn’t ruin the warm sound with harsh brightness like they do now
I think it’s more indicative of the technology used at the time
@@V12-e8b Digital sounds brighter because it records the source as it is. Tape automatically removed high end frequencies, resulting in that warm sound.
Analog. Thats why its warm sounding. Analog has a smooth sound wave. Digital does not .
Tube amps bro
The funk and that guitar riff at The end
Incredible filling
Yes… so great!
Alphonse Kettner!
i cant believe this video is real
Not only singing it live but singing up one key (semitone). Mad respect. Rest in peace, Bobby.
Shredding too lawzy!
Respect to this man for bridging the gap, allowing people to expand their taste in music
He was a great guitarist too...💚🎸
3:20 this fooking guitar riff better than vai,bonamasa,metallica, megadeth,petruci,malmsteem ,john mayer,satriani,soad whole carreers
normal voice or video degradation you decide
Damn this was good enough to be the studio version hot damn almighty.
Cardell Jermaine straight facts! Even the drum fills were all in the same places during the vocals. It’s a studio-accurate rendition for sure
Cardell Jermaine the guitar solo should’ve made the cut!!
@@HardcoreNerdTheories yea fr maybe a fade out at the end of the studio song while hes playing the solo
This is way better than the studio. The sights and scene make this version even more exciting.
Rare are live performance as tight. Unbelievable
i know younger blacks that didn't know he was white until I told them. they would argue me down! Back in the day, Natalie Cole was like Mary J. Blige is today. And if you went to Natalie's concerts, Bobby would open for her and everyone at the concert would be looking at each other like wait what? LOL! But we loved him on in. He would run from the keyboard, then guitar....dude was very talented and had a strong voice and could harmonize like no other. Mind you, he wrote most of his hits and then others would cover the same hit and blow up! It was a string of Anglo brothers from another mother that we called "Blue Eyed Soul"...Micheal McDonald of the Doobie Brothers, Kenny Loggins, Daryl Hall of Hall & Oates, Boz Scaggs, Billy Joel, 3 Dog Night to name a few. We old folks know but the younger generation missed out on all that excellent music that helped create the genre now called Pop. He never had a picture on his albums as if blacks wouldn't love him in, just as we had with all the other Blue Eyed Soul peeps and basically anyone with a good sound and good vocals like Steely Dan or Chicago, Madonna, Timberlake, The Beastie Boys, lol and so on... By the 80's, Pop was getting pretty diverse and by the 90's Hip-hop took over using samples from many of these same Blue Eyed Soul hits.
On a side note, there was a club music, post disco singer/dancer that blew up on the club scene in the 90's that always reminded me of Bobby Caldwell for some reason: Jamiroquai. Even though Bobby's vocals seem stronger, I don't know, why but one always reminded me of the other. Perhaps it was the soulfulness.
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Jeromeo Grayson beautiful post brother.
thanks! just saying
I think the difference with Jay (Jamiroquai) was the fact people were surprised to learn he was white AND a bloke! ;)
LOL! True!
Jeromeo Dagreat, great comment. You got it down dude.
The most mis-managed artist in the history of pop music. This guy should have been as big as McDonald, Bryson, Jarreau, etc.
no kidding!!
Chuck Kirkpatrick he made his money writing songs
Indeed he did, but he should have been a much bigger star in the U.S. Henry Stone dropped the ball with this one...
I was thinking Exactly the same thing !
@@alansmith7626 He had a smooth sounding voice too! I thought he was black when I first heard this song? Did he ever make any more songs?
It’s hard to believe that this song is over 40 years old. So classy 👏🏻
Bobby Caldwell died March 13, 2023 .. 71 years old.
2:47 The girl is singing along then turns to her friend and says "I always thought he was black." lol
lmao yes! pure gold
OFFSIDESwithLSUfreek she was just singing, were do you get where she said that?
Thomas Anderson Yes I watched it 3 times and she does both.
Looks more like she said "I can't believe he's white"
lol!
Everything in that video is cool. Everything.
soulatwork Everything.
Mos def
water seemed much clearer then did it not?
Lmao the goodyear blimp, the trucker hat, the shades, the beard, the SURFING LMAOO
I'm a massive Prince fan as can be, still i have to rate this video the best video on the internet right now. As you said, everything about this video is perfect. It doesn't get any perfecter than this.
I was born in 1978 and this song is still smooth as butter in 2024
Bobby Caldwell may have died today, but because of this song, he will live forever. RIP to the 🐐
ABC reported that What You Won't Do for Love was sampled by over 100 artists! Mr. Caldwell got his professional break playing guitar in Little Richard's band in the early 70's went solo and wrote songs for Roberta Flack and Neil Diamond. He passed in his wife's arms...how sweet. Rest in Peace blue-eyed R&B maestro.
I’m only 42 wasn’t even born yet when this happened but my favorite music is from this time period when people were real musicians using real instruments
And no auto tune.
I'm 45... and the same. Call me an "old" soul, but I feel this era the most.
Life was very nice back then. 60s and 70s the best.
This is an insanely pure, free from studio polish, spontaneous yet tight version of an absolute classic - composed and played in a way that is of course long gone and never to come back- a real musicians gem!
Freddie truth
Glad it's recorded for everyone else to experience though, wish we'd get another musician like Bobby these days
I've seen a lot of great bands live, and most of the time live sounds subpar. It's ok it's live, not a studio. 1 second into this video and you know it's above the pack. The drummer is tight, everybody is on the one, nothing sounds louder than it should, tempo doesn't shift ... Organic miracle (or maybe it's just that nowadays sucks)
@@johanponin1360 Both, I think....
@@johanponin1360 Everything you said...I agree.
This was a FREE concert put on by radio station LOVE94, held on the beach at 81st St. Those of us that were there will tell you that it was a picture perfect day. Everybody was grooving. Nobody fighting.
Miami Beach was a paradise in those days, now it’s just a beautiful toilet filled with human turds
RIP Bobby and RIP Miami Beach.
This. This right here is why RUclips is important. Thanks for posting this. This song is better than anything recorded in the last 10 years.
Yes indeed David happy new year 2023
Do you...know everything that's been recorded in the last 10 years? Or do you just have a "music today sucks because my generation was better" kinda thing going on
@@JScarper Some of the most mind-bending earth-shattering music has been recorded in the last 5 years. People love to romanticize the past
@@JScarper I know music of all eras. There are good songs in the last ten years, but it's the weight of the garbage that makes people hate modern music so much. Sorry, but it's mostly an atrocity and also sadly dishonest, and slavishly hungry for attention and success. And that's not even covering the horror show of autotune and cricket hi hats and just overall shitbag production and utter lack of melody.
It's not just one genre that has this problem either. Country is an abomination in regard to its past as much as hip hop is. (oh, sorry, trap, ZERO difference).
Try Vulfpeck, you might like it.
I'm 34, this world is $hit, I wish I was born this era. Nothing matters now. But I will live enough to see my daughters fullfill their life. Then I will go. Inmortalize your energy like Bobby people. F them all. RIP Bobby, thank you for this song.
I'm 33 and agree brother...
100% with you
I was a little kid during this time, but I agree with you 100 percent!
Does anybody know what the song snippet is at the very beginning???
@@EbonyPope kalimba song Bobby Caldwell
If anyone under 30 ever asks what peak America was like show them this video. Beautiful people of all types without a care in the world besides enjoying the moment. RIP Bobby.
This guy puts today's "singers" to shame.... No bs, no nonsense
Please replace "dead" with "passes" or "dies". Shows respect.
Damn, that guitar solo from bobby towards the end is phenomenal.
He worked that one lick to a fever pitch
I didn't even know he played guitar until now!
@@patm5086 that's what lead singers are entitled to do
@@patm5086 ...not unlike Neil Young.........
@@kraig7777 I read he actually played every instrument in the song you heard in the studio could be wrong thou
this is it. i’ve found it.
the most positive comment section on RUclips.
beautiful video fit with a perfect audience
Wow, seeing Bobby Caldwell rocking this song to a guitar. Mindblown.
Nobu Its one of the things that makes this video amazing.
He is a multi instrumentalist as well. Amazing guy imo
Agree 100 o/o!!
this is the sickest thing i have ever seen in my life
usernamehatred in a good way I hope ...
Because it is. It doesn't get sicker than that.
The sickest music video I've ever seen in my life is Bob Dylan's where he and his friends step over the kid towards the end, "Duquesne Whistle" (currently not on youtube)
And naturally this is second, I'm not crazy
That man had swag.. Usually the concert version of a song falls short... not this one. RIP
Although I didn’t start singing for Mr.Caldwell until ‘’94, Singing For Him Was The Best 19 Yrs Of Traveling To Japan and other places was one of the Best Times Of My Life!! Jean McClain
I saw you many times with Bobby-he would always say “I don’t go anywhere without my Jean!”.
Brava!
If you’re alive you need to make videos talking about your experiences. There are a lot of people who would love to know your stories.
Wow, I would have loved to have had that experience. Much respect to you...😎👊🏾
Jean, can you tell us who the players are onstage in this vid?
Fucking Awesome. Totally Cool.
this song will never fail to make me feel some type of way
Classics have that type of affect on us don’t they?
YES!🙋♀️❤
Can it affect us both
Always and forever
Still in my Top 5 of RUclips videos.
That guitar riff is so catchy, i love that jam at the end. Everything about this video is perfect. I didn't know this existed until now. Rest in peace to the legend.
This performance takes us to an unimaginable places
Looking like a trucker fresh out of smokey and the bandit... Jamming!!
Wright haha he does.
Incredible. I just came across this today and I’m stunned. My band opened for Bobby that day on Miami Beach and we spoke for a while after the show. Such an inspiration and talent. He’s moved on but remembered always.
thats awesome, what a moment in history you witnessed and took part in. pleasure to have read your comment.
When and where was that exactly. I'm 72 myself and this is the kind of music I listened to, such smooth soul.
Thanks .You are A witness
Does anybody know what the song snippet is at the very beginning???
How good was that!👏❤️
This is one of the very best videos on RUclips
What a guy before everything he wrote all songs about love and compassion, speaks volumes
I pray someday we will be able to all share a world like was captured in this video.
Amen brother!
I wish too bro 😎
@@seacamtv are you American ?
A world where we enjoy each other’s presence and talents!
My prayer
THE BLACK CHIC IS GROOVIN HARD.
Marcus Reeves yup
the KKK hates us, yet other whites are stealing our music and culture!
Johnny X I saw a black guy eating pizza and I told him my people's food is not a costume
Plenty of soul to go around
@Geodxn oh this is your music and not Bobby Caldwell's now? I doubt you can even lick off a major scale. Musicians don't have your attitude.
Bobby loved the way my brother and I danced. He used to play this at the club we were at. Nice guy. We really liked him. I used to hang out with his then girlfriend at the time. Talented man. Go with God, Bobby.
That guitar solo was 🔥
If we could go back in time for just one day, I'm thinking being on this beach, with all those people and activities vibing with that song being performed live for the first time with those dual guitars at the end all in the Miami sun would be a great place to be.
Heard the news, Bobby.
At home, surrounded by family, no finer way to go. The music lives, and this is probably the coolest video on RUclips.
Does anybody know what the song snippet is at the very beginning???
I came from Cuba in 1978, escaped in a raft, and landed right in South Beach, I can still relive the moment when I saw those buildings from far away, freedom was so close and yet so far, still remember how people at the beach came to us and welcomed us. Now in my 60's every time I go fishing I tell my kids and they go: "We know Dad, you landed here...!!!!, You relly have to live in oppression in order to appreciate freedom....God bless America.
Much respect!
USA have the highest rate of encarcerated people in the World
Well, I'm not one of them, Wanna know why ?, Because ever since I landed in that raft, all I've done is work, pay taxes when due and obey the law....Something would've been impossible to do in my homeland, Again: God bless America....!!!!!
Make sure to remind your children and grandchildren of that. Unfortunately, many of them are buying the "Progressive" rhetoric that put people like Castro in power. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it!
CARLOS SANCHEZ moo
I'm so sad that Bobby is in decline. We may not see his talent on stage ever again. What a loss. Bless you Bobby my friend.
Unfortunately, you were correct 😭
You knew bobby it seems mick
I heard he was not doing well also but only after learning of his death
He hasn't been well for some time. It's unfortunate too because it's because of something that was done to him. I was real fortunate to be at his last concert and see first hand. COVID stopped his tour but the progressing illness seems to be the reason he was unable to restart. He will truly be missed.
Damn floxed by the antibiotic. Who are the idiots that allow this stuff?
R.I.P. Bobby...you're music will live on...this truly rocks!
Man I love listening to Bobby Caldwell's songs so muchhhh 😞😞😞 discovering his songs this year was one of the best things that happened to me EVER
....R.I.P. Bobby..............a MONSTER Talent...............Boz Scaggs really appreciated his talent too..............
if aliens came to earth and asked what music is... ill show them this video...
Smokin Hot Tune! Could listen to this all day. Now all I need is a Strat and learn to play.
they would definitely go beserk and beat it unless they were the positive ones, pleyadians, metahumans but not the grey or Annunaki
SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT
Ain't that the truth....
A white guy doing black people stuff. Tbh, that's actually quite apt.
Couldnt imagine seeing this live
Such an awesome discovery to hear this version
the vibe of this music video is insane, I found myself keep coming back to it every year
Same man, same
Truly devastated by his passing, he's the man that brought soul back in my life. This song always gives me goosebumps, his voice just goes around and hugs you with comfort as the lyrics become a blanket for your soul... Rest In Peace Bobby you'll be greatly missed
Is the ‘Dead at 71’ an edit?
@@1_eight Yeah obviously
I thought it was a Black person ...in all these years l sure thought it was a possibility Earth wind and fire song really. I'm 63.
Does anybody know what the song snippet is at the very beginning???
💯❤️👏
absolutely sick performance!!! on the beach, people jamming out and having fun. Truly a dream!!!
I like the way he's playing the guitar
Barbara Daniel Its golden on this Track.
This is probably one the coolest things I ever saw in my life.
One of them, there are more out here . . .
He was only 27-28 years old here! Absolutely freaking amazing. His runs are SICK and look at him working that guitar. I might love this more than the recorded version. Like, got dayum, Bobby! Leave some of the ladies for the other band members! Sexy and killin it as f.
Edit to add: I've been binge watching this all month. Hurts my heart to know he's left us. RIP legend.
It's like the rock version. So sad about him. He had been ill for quite awhile which I just found out from a friend
YES KAY
CLAP!!!CLAP
One day you and I and everyone else will join him . Ashes to ashes dust to dust
So amazing. This version is even better than the album version. The guitar is phenomenal. Very underrated artist indeed.
Shout out to the camera men/women who recorded this and the sound engineers who made everything crisp and clear
💯👏
I love the 78-82 "era", best of both decades.
Bobby ain’t no joke
To whom watches this video, may the peace and pure happiness be with you always :)
Still the dopest thing I’ve ever seen
I was at that concert! We were all so excited to see him perform. He was so cool. :) Heartbroken at his passing.
I’m only 14 but this made me cry, I love listening to old music and this is just so beautiful... I’ve been listening to this song for a while and seeing this made me so happy. God bless him and everyone else seeing this!
You probably had a past life in that time period and your soul remembers what's up.
Just like he and Tina Marie probably had a past life as melanin rich individuals.
@@answerthecall265 wtf is wrong with u
I’m 24 bro… we just got only good taste of music
Stop crying and go back to class!
Im 14 now and i love listening to old songs
I still played this song over and over again. We had the pleasure of knowing him and his wife, personally beautiful, beautiful and exceptional talent in. Oh so kind God rest your soul, Bobby rest, your soul and internal peace❤️
The legend with a classic tune and a melodic voice. RIP
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It’s breaks my heart to knowing his spirit has left us… but it’s the rare individual who can leave a gift that will always bring Joy to the ❤of the listener. Thank you Bobby & thank you George for sharing a golden moment in time 🙏❤️
I was also 27 at this point in time. ✌️
Thank you George. This music is important
Thanks for sharing this beautiful video Mr. Monteiro. RIP Bobby, my namesake
Damn...he rips it so hard here.
Man I miss the 70's!!!
my all time favorite video on Youttube
Many people don’t know who Bobby Caldwell is, but they have heard this great song for years. This version is the absolute coolest there is. Bobby is such a gifted singer, songwriter, multi- instrumentalist. This is a rare, amazing video. Thanks for posting. It is a real treat. Bobby is a legend.
i actually didnt know him till this announcement...rip , legend...
this might be the greatest thing ever caught on video
I can't improve anything already said by others.....but.....how beautiful this was and is. I am just now seeing this and I am elated. Thank you so much.
He still sound like this today
Take care of your voice and it can last you a long time
Rest in peace, you changed me
How smooth can a person be? Damn...
the guitar from 3:17 on is an unbelievably effortless shred-athon - EDIT: Rest in peace, Bobby. We'll all miss that smooth style.
While it's very nice guitar playing, I don't think it falls under the shred category at all.
Can we also note the tight horn section and percussion? It's all amazing!
@@sarahalbers5555 abso-damn-lutely.
You clearly have no idea what shredding is, and youre definitely not a guitarist. Its a great song, but very mediocre guitar here
Its not shredding-
But agree,thats a lovely part!!
dude... i had no idea he was white!!!!1 #mindblown
Surprise surprise.
Ha ha..yep...blue eyed soul!
Me too! how fucking weird is that.... some tune all the same!
I think Black folks appreciated Bobby and Teena Marie more than any other race. Even before my mother turned me onto Janis Joplin (Mercedes Benz) and the Manhattan Transfer (Operator), My dad loved Santana... It's about the music.
Oliver Doobley
Absolute truth
RIP Bobby. Your music will live forever.
That outro solo man… So simple, so repetitive, yet so soulful. If I was playing a guitar solo on this track, I don’t think I’d be able to hold myself back by playing so economically.
Yeah, the riff he repeats offers a unique way to slowly build the urgency right up to end of the song. I haven't seen anything like that! Very intuitive musician, an absolute gem of a songwriter, too. R.I.P. 💔
R.I.P. BOBBY... YOU WILL NEVER BE FOGOTTEN...💔😘
That guitar at the end, wow!! Would love a vinyl copy of this version!!
Omg me too amazing
Bobby sure got alot of mileage out of that outro solo. Goosebump city!!! RIP Bobby.
TIMELESS LEGEND
How incredible does his band sound!
The 70's and up 90's were the best times with music like this ..wow ..
We had a ball..and it was safe...had great friends.. happy memories ❤❤
I wish i can teloport here once
this is the best "What You Won't Do For Love" live performance so far
Rest peacefully Bobby Caldwell.
Makes u realize u need to record moments so u can always time travel and remember. No one gets younger sadly 😢
So sad that he passed away. May his,soul rest in peace.
You can't watch this video without getting totally engrossed in it. The groove, the feeling of watching this live on Miami Beach, Bobby's infectious smile and chill attitude. My favorite is the black girl who just can't keep herself from dancing! Watching her live that moment is just amazing! This video is truly a treasure I keep coming back to!
Wow, what a voice, so natural.