What a great song by a brilliant singer. This should be put in has one of the all times greats hits of all time. Resr in peace. You will remember for year's to come.
P,s, I,l let the cat,outa the. Bag,all us guys, have crie,d over the.chicks, we,v been inlove with,.ye, like babies in a pram,, well you,l. Be telling all of your friends, now,.this.as.been asecret for 1000s a years n its now released, by to you,,
I can hear the guitars start to play And very soon they say I was a fool to turn my love away And with each glass of wine I feel a glow And very soon I know I was a fool to let my baby go So let the heartaches begin I can't help it, I can't win I've lost that girl for sure Tears won't help anymore Yes let the heartaches begin I can't help it, I can't win I've lost that girl for sure Now she's gone I can't hold back the tears anymore I can see the couples dancin' through the night They hold each other tight As they dance of love till the morning light The soft embraces that they seem to share Just make me feel aware Of the lonliness I find so hard to bear So let the heartaches begin I can't help it, I can't win I've lost that girl for sure My tears won't help anymore Yes let the heartaches, heartaches begin I just can't help it, you know that I just can't win I've lost that girl for sure And now that she's gone I can't hold back the tears anymore
John had a really cool voice. And this song was really against type as he was a blues singer. But it's a great song and wonderful to see him perform it on here.
Observing the audience is almost more interesting than the act on stage. Just makes you wonder what it would have been like to have been there at that time.
We caught Long John Baldry November 23rd 1967 at the Marquee, London. The backing band, Bluesology, featured Reg Dwight (Elton John) and Caleb Quaye. On "Let the Heartaches Begin", a backing track was used. The band waltzed behind LBJ, but he heroically kept a straight face, whilst delivering the song. We returned to the Marquee the following night to take in Fleetwood Mac and Black Cat Bone (featuring Paul Kosoff). Swinging London indeed!
I think people these days discount (or straight don't realize) exactly how star-studded the late 60's London music scene was. Also while London is big, it's like, not *that* big. So a lot of these groups were zooming past (or with) one another on the trains or buses at the time. Literally legends now.
@@alexfilmwriting We were on vacation in London for 4 days, at the time. All my brother and I were interested in was bands, especially the British variety. Some London friends of ours took us down to the Marquee, as we particularly wanted to attend a show there, knowing it was home to the acts we followed. We would have gone to see any old thing, but ended up with the the aforementioned acts. Your comment about London being "star-studded" is so true, as we approached our trip as sort of a pilgrimage. I have no recollection of anything else we did in London, that visit. I went, with my wife, to London in 2017 ( I go to London every 50 Years) , and took in some things missed in 1967, such as the British museum (which hadn't lost all it's charm!), Camden Town, and the West End.
i heard this on the TV series Heart Beat WOW,, STUNNING VOICE AND SONG WELL BEFORE MY TIME BUT I AM MESMERIZED, THEY DON'T MAKE MUSIC LIKE THIS ANYMORE - SHAME,,,
We saw LJB at the Club A'Gogo in Newcastle. In his pale cream suit, smoking his cheroot; he looked (and sounded) so cool we should have been issued with overcoats! . He sang the blues like no-one else in England at the time. What a pity his piano player eventually made it bigger than he did. This was one of the few recordings of that era which my mother liked. He's sadly missed!
Yes feel same, can't get that lovely voice, again, think as he got older I now listened to him, and he's gone sexy voice, and I'm old now but love his voice
im 45 and mum used to get drunk with me and i asked her what music made you feel old,she said long john baldry and told me about how he set up rod stewert for success.
He provided the unbeatable voice of Dr. Robotnik in the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog cartoon, and was a brilliant singer of this bygone era. He truly was a jack of all trades
Did you know long jonh baldry discovered rod stewart ...they were at a train station on opposite sides of the tracks and long john heard rod singing anyway they spoke and thats how rod rose to fame 👍
I can remember the first time I saw him and heard him sing. It was 1959 and he used to play regularly at a coffee bar called the Gyre and Gimble in John Adam street near Charing Cross station. he had great presence and a striking voice even though he was very young.
You Guys have found this song through either one of these five places: 1. Wikipedia, when you are researching more about him through either Elton John or The Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog Cartoon from 1993. 2. You found it through Sonic Shorts Volume 2 3. You found the song through Elton John's 2019 Biography, "Me". 4. You found it through Radio, the original Single, or on a Music Streaming Service. 5. ALL OF THE ABOVE!
Its been 54 years since the masterpiece topped the UK charts. Too good for the crappy pop charts today.
I agree !
me too, great song sung live! those were the days of great music !
Long John a fantastic singer loved all the 60s music they had meaning this man had a brilliant voice RIP long John🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm 62 still remember this as it was yesterday Classic X
I’m 73 and so do I ! Great era !
What a great song by a brilliant singer.
This should be put in has one of the all times greats hits of all time.
Resr in peace.
You will remember for year's to come.
This is a LIVE performance, but practically identical to the recorded version!! A measure of the guy's musical talent. Great video clip...
Yes, he could certainly serve it up to the current generation.
still sadly missed R.I.P long John
A timeless song in my opinion from the greatest decade of music 😊
One of the great songs of the 60s
This song has it all pathos,romance,harmony a true pure classic,and what a voice
This song is about loss :( and it happens to us all at some point in our lives, it is still a classic x x
Top of The Pops 1967 with Alan Freeman, Pete Murray and LJB.
Now all gone and RIP guys.
How sad and transient this our life. 🌷⚰
Pete Murray is alive and well, age 95 years
@@terryperring104 You are right. I thought he was long gone.
Thanks.
Fantastic song. Loved his voice .
Never gets old.
What a voice wow 👌
These songs are a A big chunk of love and magic from my youth it was BEAUTIFUL and stayed with me all my life
This is lovely song gives me goosebumps so much talented singer back then.
Soulful
@@monicadevine1771 what year.did this song come out, please,,.heart touchin. Int it,,.
P,s, I,l let the cat,outa the. Bag,all us guys, have crie,d over the.chicks, we,v been inlove with,.ye, like babies in a pram,, well you,l. Be telling all of your friends, now,.this.as.been asecret for 1000s a years n its now released, by to you,,
@@chrisdurant4627 1967.
I have always loved this song and I haven't heard it for a long time. Wow.
Couldn't agree more. Thankfully RUclips can revive those great moments, and underscore the miserable times we are in.
Loving the 60s dance moves. True free flow on display ❤
Sadly, Long John Baldry is no longer with us. This song will always be his unforgettable legacy to the world of music.
This song was playing the day I was born, now sat listening thinking of my soul mate but I know I will see you again my,angel rest in peace bon x
Absolutely love this song
Love this man his voice was amazing xxx
I love this song
Such a good song
Lovely song was 4years of age when this song was in charts .very talented singer .
4 or forty who cares you got a great ear😁😁
@@paulmiller1304 Thank you for reply.
I can hear the guitars start to play
And very soon they say
I was a fool to turn my love away
And with each glass of wine I feel a glow
And very soon I know
I was a fool to let my baby go
So let the heartaches begin
I can't help it, I can't win
I've lost that girl for sure
Tears won't help anymore
Yes let the heartaches begin
I can't help it, I can't win
I've lost that girl for sure
Now she's gone
I can't hold back the tears anymore
I can see the couples dancin' through the night
They hold each other tight
As they dance of love till the morning light
The soft embraces that they seem to share
Just make me feel aware
Of the lonliness I find so hard to bear
So let the heartaches begin
I can't help it, I can't win
I've lost that girl for sure
My tears won't help anymore
Yes let the heartaches, heartaches begin
I just can't help it, you know that I just can't win
I've lost that girl for sure
And now that she's gone
I can't hold back the tears anymore
John had a really cool voice. And this song was really against type as he was a blues singer. But it's a great song and wonderful to see him perform it on here.
R.I.P Dr. Robotnik.
11 years later.
I remembered Sonic Shorts and this song and now I found it-
my husband locked this and he died 20 yrs ago one of my favourites also
Sweet sixteen when it topped the charts brilliant 🍻🏴
What a song what a singer
Great singer. Great song..would have LOVED to hear The Bee Gees cover this in the late 60s with their immaculate three part harmonies!
Fab song. Fab voice
I THE PLEASURE OF SEEING HIM PERFORM LIVE HE WAS FANTASTIC HE WAS ALSO A GREAT BLUES SINGER MAGNIFICENT BRAVO
Long John Baldry following in the footsteps of Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck. He would return to his blues roots shortly after.
Nostalgia, classic, the 1960s love it 👍.
A class act
what a nice song thank you john
A brilliant song beautifully sung..Robert
Never.tired.hearing.this.classic.
Such a great job, he deserves a PRRRRRROMOTION!
I agree, it's well deserved after WINNING that RACE!
Promotion! what for!
R.I.P Long John Baldry
Dr.Robotnik finally got that promotion
Absolutely fantastic ,
music of it´s finest.
55yrs ago we were together when this was number 1 Every word he sings is ever so true, I let you go and I've regretted to this day. October 2022.💔💔💔
Super old butt gold ❤️❤️❤️❤️👀👀👀🎧🎧🎧
The good ol' days of real music....
Yes, but where have they gone? Mediocrity seems to be the key note these days.
Great song
great song
Observing the audience is almost more interesting than the act on stage. Just makes you wonder what it would have been like to have been there at that time.
i love it so much
We caught Long John Baldry November 23rd 1967 at the Marquee, London. The backing band, Bluesology, featured Reg Dwight (Elton John) and Caleb Quaye. On "Let the Heartaches Begin", a backing track was used. The band waltzed behind LBJ, but he heroically kept a straight face, whilst delivering the song. We returned to the Marquee the following night to take in Fleetwood Mac and Black Cat Bone (featuring Paul Kosoff). Swinging London indeed!
I think people these days discount (or straight don't realize) exactly how star-studded the late 60's London music scene was. Also while London is big, it's like, not *that* big. So a lot of these groups were zooming past (or with) one another on the trains or buses at the time. Literally legends now.
@@alexfilmwriting We were on vacation in London for 4 days, at the time. All my brother and I were interested in was bands, especially the British variety. Some London friends of ours took us down to the Marquee, as we particularly wanted to attend a show there, knowing it was home to the acts we followed. We would have gone to see any old thing, but ended up with the the aforementioned acts. Your comment about London being "star-studded" is so true, as we approached our trip as sort of a pilgrimage. I have no recollection of anything else we did in London, that visit. I went, with my wife, to London in 2017 ( I go to London every 50 Years) , and took in some things missed in 1967, such as the British museum (which hadn't lost all it's charm!), Camden Town, and the West End.
Bloody hell I was born in 1956 but I vaguely remember this timeless classic.
Long ,long ,long John ,2,07m.!!!
Always makes me cry love it😢
I was 16 when I ment my fellow and baby 🤱 sat for sister and listening to this beautiful song ❤
Great song, from a great singer rest in pease,
I was one of his groupies and number 1 fan fantastic memories 👏
Hi Sheila and did you wear one of those mini skirts
❤❤❤ I love the song from my childhood days i remember my late dad putting on the radio and dancing with my mum
The pop charts were quite varied back in 1967/68. Popsike, MOR balladeers, Baroque poppers, Soul etc all fighting for a place in Top 20.
je l adore
I was seventeen and looking to make a list of tunes I loved back then
Fantastic 😊
What a great song!
a lòve you john
i heard this on the TV series Heart Beat WOW,, STUNNING VOICE AND SONG WELL BEFORE MY TIME BUT I AM MESMERIZED, THEY DON'T MAKE MUSIC LIKE THIS ANYMORE - SHAME,,,
Classy!
😢fantastic.great
Elton John fan n.1 from him.
Another memory from listening to my mums 45s when I was a kid
What a star RIP LJB ❤
We saw LJB at the Club A'Gogo in Newcastle. In his pale cream suit, smoking his cheroot; he looked (and sounded) so cool we should have been issued with overcoats! . He sang the blues like no-one else in England at the time.
What a pity his piano player eventually made it bigger than he did.
This was one of the few recordings of that era which my mother liked. He's sadly missed!
Yes feel same, can't get that lovely voice, again, think as he got older I now listened to him, and he's gone sexy voice, and I'm old now but love his voice
melodien "Let The Heartaches Begin" med Long John Baldry var et hit i julen 1967 i England
im 45 and mum used to get drunk with me and i asked her what music made you feel old,she said long john baldry and told me about how he set up rod stewert for success.
A UK charttopper in 1967.
He provided the unbeatable voice of Dr. Robotnik in the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog cartoon, and was a brilliant singer of this bygone era. He truly was a jack of all trades
They do, sooner or later.......for one and all❤😢
left ol Englebert gasping at the first post......Good for you LJB! $5.00 sez it was big Jim on guitar on the record!
Long John Baldry = The Original Robotnik Voice.
Well said Pete the presenter at the end!
Anybody watching 2021 ?
I AM AND JUST DISCOVERED THIS SONG FROM WATCHING THE TV SERIAL HEART BEAT AND MUST SAY REALLY IMPRESSED...
Did you know long jonh baldry discovered rod stewart ...they were at a train station on opposite sides of the tracks and long john heard rod singing anyway they spoke and thats how rod rose to fame 👍
Still sing this on kareoke
They don't make em like this anymore.
A better version than the one on Beat Club a year later in 1968.
Got married 1967 stop it..19 and loving life
Very sad mixed up man - lovely voice and song
Lovely song 🎵
I wonder if any of the young people in the audience recognise themselves? They'll be in their mid 70s now I suppose.
They'd probably say, "Boy I did NOT know how to dance back then..."
Elton was in his backing band Bluesology;
this song still brings a lump to my throat...good job they still sell kleenex tissues
Best
wow I love the skirts.
Yip
Sad song
Great, great singer. A talented man who gave a start to Rod Stewart and Elton John, but for whom personal fame was brief, a great shame.
I can remember the first time I saw him and heard him sing. It was 1959 and he used to play regularly at a coffee bar called the Gyre and Gimble in John Adam street near Charing Cross station. he had great presence and a striking voice even though he was very young.
You Guys have found this song through either one of these five places:
1. Wikipedia, when you are researching more about him through either Elton John or The Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog Cartoon from 1993.
2. You found it through Sonic Shorts Volume 2
3. You found the song through Elton John's 2019 Biography, "Me".
4. You found it through Radio, the original Single, or on a Music Streaming Service.
5. ALL OF THE ABOVE!
None of the above--I just suddenly thought of it; loved it in '67, and still do.
I'm #1 and #2
#3
Sugar bear
2
A classic
A lot of young people brought up today listening to medoric music
Radio 1 was a good station not now
looking like Jandek here!
"If that stubborn little songstress won't write me a song, I'll write my own song."
@gimee50k right? it is amazing.