Carole King - Will You Love Me Tomorrow? (LIVE BBC 1971) | REACTION
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Now you absolutely need to check out the BeeGees performing this song for the tribute to Carol King.
Carol King is the soundtrack to the lives of us who grew up in the 60's. Tapestry is a masterpiece.
That is singer songwriter excellence. Get chills listening to her voice.
Gerry Goffin was her writing partner and husband for a number of years. They were magic. Her daughter Louise Goffin released a few albums, and she was good. Back in the day, live performers often sounded as good or better than their album versions because they could improvise, change the orchestration, or in this case, sing with only a piano and no other instruments or backup singers. We don't have ANYONE in today's crop of "singers' except perhaps Lady Gaga, Adele, James Taylor, Alicia Keyes, and Pink who can do this.
Carole started her recording career as James Taylor's piano player. He was the one who pushed her to perform on her own.
I’ve loved this lady’s voice for over 50 years tapestry is one of my all time favourite albums, thank you for the reaction 💜💜
Love the Bee Gees version of this song, gives me goosebumbs. They made a tribute to Carole King
The Shirelles are one of the earliest and best girl groups of the era. Their backgrounds and harmonies add color to this song.
It would be nice to have their rendition presented, also.
Carole King is an amazing singer and songwriter of hundreds of hit songs that are absolutely unforgettable! Her piano playing is great as well. The whole Tapestry album is among the very best of that style!
It’s better live because you can hear her magic. No studio interference. ☮️
Such a great performance. A dear friend of mine recorded and performed with her pretty extensively in the '70s (though he is not on Tapestry). Carole was one of my earliest favorites and remains a favorite to this day.
Because she’s a great performer 😎 The performers of her time played every day every night ,honing her skills , no studio razzle dazzle just an immense talent with a piano. ☮️
This was always my favorite song on Tapestry. The whole album is a masterpiece. Loved your reaction.
Now you must listen to the Bee Bees version of this song..They did it this song as part of a group that each recorded her songs for a tribute album for her. Carol said its the best version she's heard.
The Bee Bees?
When I was 17, back in the cave man days, almost everyone had her album Tapestry. I must have played it a gazillion times! I also played guitar, and her voice was in my key. Also my favorite at karaoke. She was a recipient at the Kennedy Honors. Aretha sang NATURAL WOMAN. It was near her death. Her performance was shocking. If you want goosebumps, Check it out. Love your channel. Love how you share info before you react. 💜☮️💜☮️💜☮️
This is from the BBC 's 'In Concert' programme in 1971 on which she performed several tracks from the newly recorded Tapestry album.
A couple of days ago you asked for Bee Gees songs to react to, well, they did a Cover for this wonderful song and even Carol said she liked that cover more than any other.
Just about to recommend this, too. The Bee Gees did this song for a tribute album/show for Carol King. It was originally a Shirelles song from the 60s
Here is a link to the video. I couldn't find one on the Bee Gees own site, but this is the one for the album Tapestry Revisited 1995 ruclips.net/video/65MEU-2Afv8/видео.htmlsi=Jkjk-ZEly3E8psgF
It is an OMG how great is it possible to be, while lulling everyone into a state of bliss.
@@LizzieRDYeah, their rendition is top notch no question, those guys are wonderful with their own songs and also making covers.
Tapestry was so magical to me the moment I placed needle to vinyl. I bought the album very soon after it first hit the store shelves. Carol, James Taylor, Jim Croce, Buffy Saint Marie, Joni Mitchell, were huge influences for me. Using their songs got me my first breaks as what they used to call a lounge singer. Tie dye, love beads and caftans were all attire of choice and never took center stage away from their amazing and insightful lyrics. I have them to thank for a very warm and wonderful decade of my life. 💖
You can tell a lot about the quality of a singer when he/she is accompanied live only by a piano (or acoustic guitar) guitar. Raw vocals are hard to fake. The most talented singers, like Carole King, shine through. That's how I knew in more modern times that Angelina Jordan was great & would be for years to come.
You should watch the segment of Kennedy Center that was for her. Aretha Franklin San her song Natural Woman and she brought the house down. Even the President at the Tim was brought to tears.
Great song, great reaction & sing-a-long. Really nice shirt as well.
My favorite Carole King songs are this one and "Up on the Roof," both written with Gerry Goffin. Check out Carole's version of "Up on the Roof" from the album, "Writer," and versions by the Drifters, James Taylor, and the Nylons.
The record Tapestry released in 1971, then spent 40 years as the longest charting album by a female artist until Adel's 21 unseated it in 2017. It sold 7 million copies in the US the first year, 14 million to date. Tapestry spent 15 consecutive weeks at #1 on the US Billboard 200. Must-listen suggestions from Tapestry: Way over Yonder, Will You Love Me Tomorrow, So Far Away, and It's Too Late. This is timeless music at its finest.
she is just amazing,loved her for so long
You'll want to watch the concert video of her with James Taylor at The Troubador... her and James together are music gold.... the concert DVD is widely available
That is a great performance by both of them.
In particular, their performance of this song is the best rendition I've heard.
Love Carol King. Her Album Tapestry is iconic. I wore out my first album and had to buy a second one.
Side note: please react to the other two LZ songs from the Danmark Studios 4 song set. You can see Jimmy kind of “directing them”. Also, first time you hear “Let me introduce Led Zeppelin to you”. Thanks ❤
She is amazing. Simply amazing.
Yep, Salvo, Goffin-King wrote so many awesome songs for the "girl groups" of the times.. this was a major hit for the Shirelles (beautiful harmonies by the ladies)... but it is Carole's song... appreciate your reaction...
This is my favorite Carole King song! Beautiful lyrics
I don’t know if this has been mentioned yet but as a longtime fan of Carole King, it was great to hear her sing the theme song for the TV series “Gilmore Girls”; the song is entitled “Where You Lead” and of course, it was written by Carole! (She also had a small role in the series as the new music shop owner in Stars Hollow).
I’ve loved Carole’s music as long as I can remember, “Tapestry” being one of my first albums, too!🥰 A few of my friends from our 5th grade class would get together at slumber parties and sing all of these great songs, loudly, lol.. until one of the parents would have to come in and tell us to keep it down, lol!😅 These songs are a huge part of the soundtrack of my life.. ☺️💗📻
Yes live concert is always better !
Yep, that album is definitely in my top five for sure. I've played it thousands of times. Would like the song beautiful played at my funeral...
You should watch her Kennedy Center Induction. They use the musical Beautiful as a backdrop, and it is just amazing.
It's Too Late is one of my favorite songs.
When I was 9 yrs old for Christmas ,I wanted a Stero back then a stero constitution of a am and fm stero,and a brecord player on top!( I know I sound like Biden😂😂) My Dad got me one and he also gave me 2 albums 1 was the Greatest Hits of Motown, the other one was Tapestry by Carol King,I surly thought it was from Santa❤But rember playing them so many times over and over,I memorized every word especially of Tapestry, My Motown set was a double album, I guess that's why those Motown songs are so special to this day ,as well as Carol King, I'm 64 and still Rocking,Super Elvis fan also!💕💕💕🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥
Carol King was the mastery of all these great songs ..Respect. But I do really love Amy Winehouse's version, particularly beautiful ❤
The Kinks...celluloid hero.
Don't know how to email these to , so here.
Keep it coming buddy, like your show
One of the best singer songwriters in the land
Her Tapestry album is sooo good. You ate spot on✌️
It was my first album, I loved this back then and love it now!
She did a great concert with James Taylor which could be worth listening to
What most strikes me about this moving song is the timing: he husband wrote the lyrics and Carole the music in 1959, soon after they got married after Carole became pregnant, so they wrote the song at a time when the hoped that love would triumph over doubt. But by the time Carole recorded in in 1970 and toured in 1971, their love and marriage were over -- she now had an answer to the question posed by the song, and the answer, sadly, was no.
The Bee Gees do a beautiful version of this on the Tapestry tribute. There's a clip as well. Truly gorgeous!
Real stars are always better live. But your duet with Carol is great!
Love the BeeGees recording their version of this song as a tribute to Carole King.
She sounds better live because of the love/energy from the audience
Love the song and love the artist, but when I was a kid in the 70's, we used to go down to the record store to pick up a little sheet with the top songs for the week provided as a promotion by a radio station, and man we got tired of seeing Carole King over and over, she was more like our parents music, and her album was on the top 40 charts for something like 300 weeks.
She is my top female singer song writer.
When you tour, your chops are up and your voice is stronger because you're using it a lot. When you record, it's usually the times when you aren't out playing live a lot. The dilemma comes when your voice is in shape from being on the road against recording in a studio when you may not be at the top of your game. Usually they will record the whole tour from each nights concert and pick the best songs of the tour for the album...if recording a live album. The studio recording can be harder because you may not be CONSISTENTLY at the top of your game and you may not be laying it all down at once, like you do live. When you lay out a lot it elevates you and your fluidity. When you don't, you lose it until you get it going again.
The performance segued into Up on the Roof. No one give King enough credit for how well she phrases, use of staccato and legato with contrasting dynamics.
Such a lovely and intimate performance of this touching song.
Could you react to something by Janis Ian, not as well known today as Carole King, but just as much an artist--she was a musical prodigy. She wrote Society's Child when she was 13 and 14 years old in the early 1960--it was recorded in 1965 and released in 1966. It dealt with interracial romance. She had a comeback in 1975 with a beautiful introspective song, At Seventeen, which was a number one hit, and has continued to release albums in the 70s 80s 90s and 2000s, to currently. Her singing style is is unique, soft but very intimate.
I don’t think I know anyone from my childhood who doesn’t have this album.
♥♥
Her song, but that others made a hit out of, but this version is just a wonderful stripped down version, just Carole, her voice and the piano. If Billy Joel is the piano man, she is the piano girl. Shirelles did it justice but it is definitely a Carole King song.
I agree with you, Salvo. This version is better, there's more emotion in her voice.
React to Loco-Motion by Little Eva written by Carole King Little Eva was her babysitter for Carol's kids
Then he should react to
King’s own version of it she recorded in 1980: ruclips.net/video/qHJPVCEv6Ak/видео.htmlsi=TgyNgf3m2CMW7_ZA
I used to listen to Tapestry every day when it first came out and I still listen to it occasionally now, love the album and the artist, this is talent
Go listen to the Bee Gees rare cover. It's the absolute best version. ❤
Great reaction Salvo. For me, hearing a song after the first time is always better. I know the melody and some of the words and it has started to become a part of me, so obviously it sounds better. And for me, live is always more indicative of the artist's true talent.
I usually prefer “Live” as well. It’s just more…real, raw, heartfelt…less practiced. Glad you’re doing the whole album, it’s one of my favorites. Every song, perfection. Welcome to real talent. Can’t help but love and appreciate greatness.
Pentatonix has a new song/video out…Kiss from a Rose on VEVO. It’s phenomenal, please check it out!
Now checkout Diana Krall's cover Will You Love Me Tomorrow. It'll blow you over.
This is how live music used to sound - back before big stage shows and autotune. Technology is great and all, but I think we lost something somewhere along the way.
I think the live version is better too!
"Pearls: Songs of Goffen and King" is another great album which features more of her covers. But since she wrote the songs are the really covers.
Yes! I wish more reactors would do some tracks from the Pearls album . Like Locomotion or One Fine Day. It’s cool to hear Carole actually singing the songs she wrote.
I don't know if you do reactions to music documentaries, but it would be so cool to see a reaction to the Immediate Family film (in which Carole is featured), which is about to be released.
She is just amazing. Some performers sound better with minimal production.
Feedback? What feedback? There’s no feedback. Check your setup.
Carole was married to Gerry Goffin at the time
In the early 60s she was
Maybe it's because it's just her voice and live piano; she didn't have to blend with all the instrumentation?
I watch the first 15 seconds and I see the video. Do you pick up a book, read the last few pages then return to the beginning at chapter 1 and read the book? No? Then why do a video like that. I don't watch videos when the have a spoiler intro. I saw the thumbnail, I read the title. That's what made me click on it to watch. I don't need anything else to lure me into watching it.
Exactly! thank you!!! I don’t know why so many reactors do this stupid intro format. It’s so pointless
Real pros are always better live ,,
FYI, Karen Carpenter also sounds better live!
So does Linda Ronstadt. She’s amazing! 3 greats ladies from the 70s. Though Karen and Linda have far better voices. (Sorry Carole!)
Tapestry is a wonderful album, but the sound quality of the recording isn't that good.