GINO VANELLI - "PEOPLE GOTTA MOVE" (reaction)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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I worked for A&M Canada back in the day and this guy was absolutely beloved by everyone. Music was great, the man was even better
Something special about someone who sings, writes, arranges etc for many instruments. Gino Vanelli is born and raised in Montreal and was extremely popular worldwide about thirty years beginning in the 1970s. Many great well crafted songs and stylish, jazzy albums.
Man Gino was the bomb, never duplicated. His brother played keys and did the arrangements. Favs,. Mama Coco, Love me now, where am I going, Getting High. They were beyond cool. I finally got to see the about 4 years ago, his voice still sound great. They used to play the disco clubs in Chicago when I was a teen. Great band.
You just dove into the rabbits hole. He is one of the best vocalist, composers, and arrangers that I know of. His voice is incredible.
Gino is the best EVER!!! Back in the 70s he had serious fan followings in Detroit, Chicago, and New Orleans. His music was so good, salespeople used it to demonstrate stereo speakers. He's 71 now, and his voice is still as strong as ever; touring in the US this fall❤
I saw him in Pittsburgh. He’s amazing!
The guy is a helluva singer! Sheer talent! Has a few albums, never made the big time like he should of.
Please play "Brother To Brother". Jaw dropping.
Gino was the shit. That's one funky Canadian brother with a beautiful voice. You've probably heard Living Inside Myself on easy listening station or Quiet Storm. Brian McKnight's favorite vocalist. ✌
Thanks for the info Billy!
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There is no 'WAS to it. Gino is alive and well and on tour here in 2023. I will be seeing him in September here in Cincinnati. VIP Meet and Greet Soundcheck tickets. Can't wait! Been following Gino since 1973!!!
I am very happy that you discover Gino Vanelli🤪 he is from Montreal but, life in Oregon !. his career is impressive and his exemplary tallent. People Gitta Move yes but it's worth exploring because musically amazing.
So cool to see you discovering Gino Vannelli. I've loved his records since this came out and he's still making good music. His music is not nearly as well known as it should it be. I believe his career suffered from an image problem and he was never considered cool. I'll be here if you do any more reactions . I would suggest the songs 'Love Of My Life', 'Powerful People' or maybe 'Love Me Now' to try. Thanks as always for the video.
Thanks for watching!
I saw Gino's name and had to pop in for a bit. Love 'em. I actually exercise to Gino Vanelli's Greatest Hits album.
Thanks for popping in Keedeeg!
Try "I Just Wanna Stop" from the Brother to Brother album.
Gino had several excellent albums. His brother is the keyboardist and arranger.
I remember a couple of "soft rock" hits by Gino Vannelli when I was a kid but he did some good stuff beyond that
Gino Vannelli was a fusion singer from Montreal. He had some great stuff.
The title cut from the album Powerful People has some very moving lyrics and is worth a listen. I was lucky enough to see this Canadian of Italian extraction perform during Mardi Gras sometime in the 70s. That same show had Wild Cherry and they played that funky music so it was a blast.
Thanks for sharing Barry! Sounds like a great time!
This is power groove from Montreal Quebec this guy was amazing gotta love it yea
Great request. A little classy, dinner in the city kinda vibe. It was definitely out of my genres at the time but I always liked it.
Gino Vanelli is from Montreal, my home town, home town of Leonard Cohen and William Shatner. I once worked with a Guatemalan woman, in Los Angeles, who instantly brightened up one day, when my MP3 player randomly played one of Gino's hits from the 1970s. She and all her girl friends in Guatemala had big crushes on Gino, when they were teenagers. The guy's fame has no geographical border limitations!
Since the 1990s, Vanelli has been a professional Opera singer/actor, apparently getting high critical praise.
---OronOfMontreal
Thanks for being here Oron
So if you don't know Gino Vannelli Immerse yourself in the album Storm At Sunup (released in 1975) with the title track, followed by "Love Me Now", then continue with "Mama Coco" and so on ... A real gem ! The peculiarity of Gino Vannelli's early albums was marked by this unique smooth synth-bass sound which replaced the electric bass.
Great info, thanks!
You may think you've never heard of Gino Vanelli, but I'd bet money you've heard his classic signature song "I Just Wanna Stop" from 1978.💯
I hadn't heard this number before - very Stevie Wonder. I like the drumming.
I posted this on the Gino FB fan page…it’s cool that younger people are discovering him!
Gino had several hits. I saw him live in the 70's when this album first came out. I had a friend who used to blast this in his apartment with his door wide open. He was crazy.
😂😂😂
Mama told me in the cradle..She said .Boy:* If you want to build a stable..You Must!!!::: Give the ladies a pocket they can ride..Sincerely. Just doing what I was told .Poppie *.Thank You so...I appreciate you both..
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He, was and is one of the Cat,s! I bought this album back in the faboulous 70,s/ Those we're the day,s + Steely Dan and Stevie Wonder!
Great Canadian singer from 70s, made some great stuff in the 90s as well
And that was the best way to listen to this, with headphones. Yeah, you've gotta definitely check out more Gino. Yeah. Peace
Thanks for watching!
Remember this one very well...with fondness unfiltered .
I've known about Gino since the late 70s but just started listening to his albums last year after seeing his Live in LA concert on YT. I found a used copy of the BGO 2-fer CD reissue of Powerful People/Storm At Sunup at my local store last spring. These two albums blew my mind! Great songs, arrangements, musicianship and record production. And Gino is such a charismatic vocalist with an incredible voice. He was in his early 20s when he recorded these albums which is just amazing to contemplate. I love the great keyboard playing, and both albums feature Graham Lear on drums who was Santana's drummer on classic albums like Moonflower. Also check out his Brother To Brother, and Nightwalker albums. Great stuff! And Gino is still active at age 69. His latest album is entitled, Wilderness Road. But I'd suggest watching the LA concert. He assembled a great band and he's in good voice.
Thanks for all the info Reid!
If you liked this, you need to check out more.
His music IS fusion. A mix of rock, jazz, funk,
blues, classical. He can do it all, and do it well.
He works with top musicians, even today on his
albums and his shows.
Very Montreal - very 70s.
For more Gino with both a fusion and prog flavour try the 18 minute The War Suite, the title track form Brother to Brother both from the 70's and Shape Me Like a Man and King for a Day from the 80's. For Gino with a more laid back R&B ballad sound try I Just Wanna Stop one of his biggest hits from the 70's and Just A Motion Away and Wild Horses two of his biggest hits from the 80's.
Thanks so much!
This was an attention getting vibe when it came on the radio in 1974 when I was a junior in HS.. Appaloosa (studio version) is another spectacular vibe..
They were phenomenal had a big Steely Dan vibe
I had to come back around the check this again. What a great song. I think you guys really really need to listen to his track, Where Am I Going. You won't regret it, I assure you.
Thanks for the tip Buddy!
Dude! I used to have a recording studio and one client wanted his lead vocal to sound "spherical" 😂😂
Brother to Brother next ,storm at sunup ,the Gist of the Gemini ,,pauper in paradise try these ...immerse yourselves in these albums in the 70's ...way ahead of their time ...watch ...on you tube Live in LA ...2013: amazing ...saw him live 3 times ....amazing is to weak a word to describe this guy and his band smoked it ....all incredible Gino albums ... Great job 👍
Living inside my self
Been into Gino since the 70's. Gino is a true vibe. such a wide variety of songs, but if you choose to really listen to him, you won't regret the time spent. It's all enjoyable. I'd focus on the first four or five albums.
sight after dark - listen to this song - I just wanna stop - Gino vannelli . it's lit smooth groove. Yes . thanks be safe peace. johnnyboy
Tight, jazzy, excellent voice....
There are some great suggestions below... Powerful People, Joe Joe....
Thanks David!
@@SightAfterDark always a pleasure, to watch and to comment.
By the way, today, sunny and ...72° F here in Portugal... but I do miss the fall colours (I am from the Niagara region so had the whole escarpment as our autumn backdrop)
Stay safe, warm and don't forget to keep making music 🎼
Gino and his brother Joe on keybords, was excellent. He had a slew of great tunes. I saw him in Jacksonville Fl, I can't remember the year, but it was one of the best sounding concerts I ever went to. It was just superb, the sound system, the band, everything was on point. I also had a good looking date for the show, which didn't hurt.
🥰thanks for sharing Buddy!
Don't know if you ever listened to Gino again, but I'm adding my two cents. Gino Vannelli is one of the most talented male vocalists in pop history. He had several "periods", jumping genres for most of the 70's and 80's but always with a signature sound. His jazz-rock record Brother to Brother is really interesting even today, and the title song of that record is a sonic masterpiece. However, there always was a tension between Gino the serious musician (trading session players with the likes of Frank Zappa, who parodied him in one song in Sheik Yerbouti), and Gino the handsome baladeer, who also for some reason liked to dance while singing live (I mean like, choreography!). I once saw a concert video from the Brother to Brother years, where they're playing all this complicated songs with jazzy overtones, but at the same time Gino is singing and dancing with his shirt open to his bellybutton (showing a chest full of hair), very Italian fashion, and the first rows are full of girls adoring him 🤣 So be warned, it's an acquired taste, even a guilty one. But he's totally worth it! Great channel, cheers from Argentina.
Thanks for sharing Fer! Shout out to Argentina!
2nd white artist ever on Soul Train and appeared at least twice. The man is Legendary! Thanks for the vid.
Thanks for watching Tadaia and thanks for the info!
Gino is a musical genius! Check out his other hits, living inside myself, and Brother to Brother and I just wanna stop!
One of my favorites from Montreal such a great musician He did classical, jazz he had a Canto also A Pauper in paradise a Classical in five movement witch he wrote. Sorry as you can see i am a huge fan being from the same city!
If you're checkin' out Gino, you've need to hear "Feel Like Flying" and "Fly Into This Night". His biggest pop hits were "I Just Wanna Stop" and "LIvin' Inside Myself".
Check out more "album" cuts from Gino - much more engaging than the commercial hits.
Good lord, I go away for a bit and you’re knee deep in Canadiana. At least it’s the fun stuff. 😂
Very fun!
Must we move?
☺️yes
You don’t know what you’re missing!
1973. Crazy Life. A&M.
1974. Powerful People. A&M.
1975. Storm at Sunup. A&M.
1976. The Gist of the Gemini. A&M.
1977. A Pauper in Paradise. A&M.
1978. Brother to Brother. A&M
You have to react to Gino Vannelli's "Venus Envy"
Gino is from Montreal.
He can sing a tune. Listen to mama coco
I hear proto smooth jazz.
I alweys remember Felicia song, I don't no way?
Geno says he wrote this song when he was 16 years old. He was trying to prove to his then girlfriend that he could write a hit song.😃
That’s so cool!
Gino is French Canadian!
Gino Vanelli might have been raised in Quebec, but his named screams Italian heritage.
Did you hear the bass in their wow!
A Canadian musician try his black cars look better in the shade
he did Black Car (looks better in the shade). sadly, poop drops from those same leafy branches too. pick your poison.
Gino is Canadian.
Great choice. May I suggest 'Son Of A New Your Gun/Jack Miraculous' and 'Powerful People' from the same album and 'New Fix For '76', from Gino's 1976 release 'The Gist Of The Gemini'. Gino's music was unique, to hip and advanced for its own (commercial) good...Paradoxically old and new - before 1978 all his music utilised keyboard bass instead of electric bass guitar, in such way both paying homage to 1960 Soul Jazz Organ Trio music and at the same time paving the way to the musical aesthetics of 1980s keyboard based, keyboard bass driven 'techno pop'. But it was such a mixture, R&B, Pop, Rock, Progressive, Funky, Jazzy and w/ Gino's vocals which often borrowed from both Broadway Musical and Opera. Too damn eclectic! Too hip for its own good...
He wrote this song in 18 minutes.
Nice!
Curious you didn't discern Gino's impeccable vocals. You totally seemed to miss that when you said you didn't know what else to say. PS: He's from Montréal Canada.
Can you guys react to St. Eitenne by Frank Zappa
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First time i read the name, i pronounced it, "Gino Vaselino"...just sayin':))
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Zappa let his butchering drummer get a new contract with Vanelli in 1980.
Frank apparently decided Colaiuta wasn't worth the salary!
Joining Vanelli made it even more nonsensical. Vanelli certainly didn't need an array of irritating multiplex time altering polyrhythms, breaking your concentration, for this style of music. I bet before each performance, Vanelli had to pour a ton of fabric softener on Colaiutas head before each concert.
What a load of nonsense. Vinnie is a wonderful drummer who has worked with some of the greatest musicians in the world.
Wow, Thanks for the info!