A very nice rendition. Such a beautiful young lady. My daughter graduates high school later today. I see extraordinary beauty. As a father I'm watching our teenage girl becoming a wonderful young lady, I feel so touched by this vid. To the nay sayers?? Please get a life.
This song was written by Chip Taylor, brother of actor Jon Voight! Merrille Rush made the song famous, and Billie Davis, revived it.. Juice Newton had a hit with this a decade later. Many artists have made a cover of this classic tune.
@Cwifty Yes she is .IM 54 years old and I have listened to this song all my life and as my mother did also. when I was about 8 or 9 juice newtin did the remake and I loved to hear her sing it too.
Very novel, love the lyrics and vocals together! I'm learning this, have loved this song since I was a little kid watching VH1 :) This is an excellent aid, thanks!
On this date in 1981 {Feb. 21st} "Angel Of The Morning" entered Billboard's Hot Top 100; eventually it peaked at #4 and spent 22 weeks in the Top 100. Ranked 25th on Billboard's Year-End Hot 100 Singles of 1981. This was a covered version of Merrilee Rush's hit of 1968, peaked at #7. Was 1st in a string of 4 straight records by Juice Newton to make the Top 10; started with this one, the "Queen of Hearts {#1}, "The Sweetest Thing" {#7}, and finally "Love's Been A Little Bit Hard On Me" {#7}
Dear foowow greetings from Mexico, excellent job (great video for a great song) I appreciate your effort and that you had put the lyrics of the song, this allows me to practice my english pronunciation. Thanks and congratulations.
The composer attribution is wrong. It was written by Chip Taylor, who also wrote "Wild Thing." AFAIK, Billie Davis (British singer from the 1960s) didn't write songs, and Billie Davies (Jazz drummer and composer) would have been 11 when this song was first recorded in 1967. Billie Davis *did* put out what I think was the first UK recording in 1967, shortly after the original U.S. recording in 1967 by Evie Sands, which was extremely popular in a couple of local radio markets in the U.S. but did not become a hit as the record company that put it out was collapsing and going bankrupt. The song became a monster hit in 1968 in a cover by Merilee Rush. There were two versions, one with background singers and double-tracked (which was just starting with new tape technology that could do 4 or 8 tracks at a time) but the one I remember is just with her voice and much less adornment. I was in high school then (graduated in 1969) and the reason is that it caused such a sensation is that it came in the middle of a huge shift in attitudes among young people. Two or three years earlier, it would not have been played on the radio. Thus it meant a great deal to many young people of my generation. It was about a new age of freedom, including in intimate relationships. At the very heart of it was that it was in a female voice, speaking unashamedly of having been the one to take the initiative. If you look at the charts it doesn't seem so big because it broke into different markets at different times, as one or another radio station manager finally decided to let it on the playlist, or some DJ heard it, got a copy, and just started playing it. (Today's narrowcast music radio with all its different niches seems like a complete catastrophe to me. Back then the DJs at stations young people listened to had much greater freedom and their programs had much greater variety and personality). "Angel of the Morning" was a sensational, hugely controversial social-political song, especially like Janis Ian's Society's Child, which dealt a romance between a white girl and a Black boy. Society's Child is an indication of how quickly attitudes were changing. Ian recorded it when she was 14 in 1965 but despite the song's popularity in NY folk circles her manager had a terrible time finding a label to release it and even then, no one would play it on the air. Famous Broadway composer and classical director Leonard Bernstein, who was viewed as the nation's top musical authority, made it a centerpiece of a CBS TV network special on rock music in 1967 -- it was the only complete song actually performed on the special -- and then it broke through on airplay in different parts of the country at different times over the next few months. In Atlanta, a radio station was bombed after playing it. In Miami, where I lived, it was played for a bit and then vanished from the air except on a University FM station (FM was just starting then -- very few radios could receive it). "Angel of the Morning" would follow a similar pattern of uneven spread -- but no bombings that I know of! Since then it's been covered and released as a single many times. I think it speaks to older adolescents, perhaps not quite as much as it did at the end of the 1960s, because after it became a coming of age song, but then it was a completely and radically new way of looking at coming of age and especially the attitude of young women. This Juice Newton version is OK but somehow lacks the intensity of Merilee Rush's 1968 version, but perhaps I feel that way because I was a teenager in 1968. But still, as I've grown older I've become increasingly convinced of what a privilege it was to have come of age then, it was like what Wordsworth had written about the French Revolution almost 200 years earlier: Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven!
Again, what are the circumstances of video?. What location, what studio, what sound, what singer, what model, what filming, what editing, what production? PLEASE.
Beautiful song, beautiful woman. Thank you.
A very nice rendition. Such a beautiful young lady. My daughter graduates high school later today. I see extraordinary beauty. As a father I'm watching our teenage girl becoming a wonderful young lady, I feel so touched by this vid.
To the nay sayers?? Please get a life.
Great song by a awesome lady!
what a beautiful song and a wonderful women.
This is a wonderful song and video.
Thank you for sharing it with us.
5 stars!!!!!
George Vreeland Hill
she's perfect just the way she is!!
Sehr schöne Frau
Sehr schöne Stimme
This song was written by Chip Taylor, brother of actor Jon Voight! Merrille Rush made the song famous, and Billie Davis, revived it.. Juice Newton had a hit with this a decade later. Many artists have made a cover of this classic tune.
Is so beautifil song with a beautiful Juice Newton. I have been loved this song all my life...
Most beautiful women I have ever seen....song is perdy good too:)
💙💛love this song!!!!
That's beautiful song so is the lady beautiful memories
Pro trick: watch series at Flixzone. I've been using it for watching a lot of movies recently.
@Justus Yael Yup, been using flixzone} for since december myself :D
Such a beautiful melody !I hear just once.that I can sing with her. Just call me angel in the morming ..Baby,,,.So nice !
I love how country music can take a song about a love em and leave em romp in the hay, and make it sound so beautifull.
Nice vid 8)
Awesome song, great karaoke and the chick in the vid looks just like my cousin Marta when she was that age,...hehe...now Marta's an ol' lady!!
@Cwifty Yes she is .IM 54 years old and I have listened to this song all my life and as my mother did also. when I was about 8 or 9 juice newtin did the remake and I loved to hear her sing it too.
Very novel, love the lyrics and vocals together! I'm learning this, have loved this song since I was a little kid watching VH1 :) This is an excellent aid, thanks!
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who is that very beautiful girl? I am in love with her....
Video Good, Song Great, Girl off the Charts
Very nice. :) Thanks for sharing.
Excelente, por fin la encontre, gracias por bajarlo, que recuerdos...
No tengo palabras para esta canción
On this date in 1981 {Feb. 21st} "Angel Of The Morning" entered Billboard's Hot Top 100; eventually it peaked at #4 and spent 22 weeks in the Top 100.
Ranked 25th on Billboard's Year-End Hot 100 Singles of 1981.
This was a covered version of Merrilee Rush's hit of 1968, peaked at #7.
Was 1st in a string of 4 straight records by Juice Newton to make the Top 10; started with this one, the "Queen of Hearts {#1}, "The Sweetest Thing" {#7}, and finally "Love's Been A Little Bit Hard On Me" {#7}
Amo!
great job thanks 4 posting this song patty
classic track..thx 4 this 1 !!!
Love this song!!!
so beautiful
GREAT VID (pics) and a great song (J.N.) - thx !!
i love this song
love this song
Guauuu i love you baby and song the best of the best of song romantics of baldas en english full power juice newton.
Beautiful song. You guys owe it to your self to see the Jill Johnson version from Sweden. No kidding.... and of course Billie Davis.
Dear foowow greetings from Mexico, excellent job (great video for a great song)
I appreciate your effort and that you had put the lyrics of the song, this allows me to practice my english pronunciation.
Thanks and congratulations.
I love this it was my favorite song when I was litt
cherish it, an angel is always looking out for you
this song is for angels
Reminds me of my school disco. Nice vid.
Maybe you already have the answer: Chip Taylor wrote it. First recording was in 1961, many beautiful versions followed, from many great artists. :-)
This song was my favorite song long time ago , when my school days. Who is she in video? i wonder?
Hermosa cancion.
Alguien me puede decir quién es esta bella mujer
The composer attribution is wrong. It was written by Chip Taylor, who also wrote "Wild Thing."
AFAIK, Billie Davis (British singer from the 1960s) didn't write songs, and Billie Davies (Jazz drummer and composer) would have been 11 when this song was first recorded in 1967. Billie Davis *did* put out what I think was the first UK recording in 1967, shortly after the original U.S. recording in 1967 by Evie Sands, which was extremely popular in a couple of local radio markets in the U.S. but did not become a hit as the record company that put it out was collapsing and going bankrupt.
The song became a monster hit in 1968 in a cover by Merilee Rush. There were two versions, one with background singers and double-tracked (which was just starting with new tape technology that could do 4 or 8 tracks at a time) but the one I remember is just with her voice and much less adornment.
I was in high school then (graduated in 1969) and the reason is that it caused such a sensation is that it came in the middle of a huge shift in attitudes among young people. Two or three years earlier, it would not have been played on the radio. Thus it meant a great deal to many young people of my generation. It was about a new age of freedom, including in intimate relationships. At the very heart of it was that it was in a female voice, speaking unashamedly of having been the one to take the initiative.
If you look at the charts it doesn't seem so big because it broke into different markets at different times, as one or another radio station manager finally decided to let it on the playlist, or some DJ heard it, got a copy, and just started playing it. (Today's narrowcast music radio with all its different niches seems like a complete catastrophe to me. Back then the DJs at stations young people listened to had much greater freedom and their programs had much greater variety and personality).
"Angel of the Morning" was a sensational, hugely controversial social-political song, especially like Janis Ian's Society's Child, which dealt a romance between a white girl and a Black boy. Society's Child is an indication of how quickly attitudes were changing. Ian recorded it when she was 14 in 1965 but despite the song's popularity in NY folk circles her manager had a terrible time finding a label to release it and even then, no one would play it on the air.
Famous Broadway composer and classical director Leonard Bernstein, who was viewed as the nation's top musical authority, made it a centerpiece of a CBS TV network special on rock music in 1967 -- it was the only complete song actually performed on the special -- and then it broke through on airplay in different parts of the country at different times over the next few months. In Atlanta, a radio station was bombed after playing it. In Miami, where I lived, it was played for a bit and then vanished from the air except on a University FM station (FM was just starting then -- very few radios could receive it).
"Angel of the Morning" would follow a similar pattern of uneven spread -- but no bombings that I know of!
Since then it's been covered and released as a single many times. I think it speaks to older adolescents, perhaps not quite as much as it did at the end of the 1960s, because after it became a coming of age song, but then it was a completely and radically new way of looking at coming of age and especially the attitude of young women.
This Juice Newton version is OK but somehow lacks the intensity of Merilee Rush's 1968 version, but perhaps I feel that way because I was a teenager in 1968. But still, as I've grown older I've become increasingly convinced of what a privilege it was to have come of age then, it was like what Wordsworth had written about the French Revolution almost 200 years earlier:
Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive,
But to be young was very heaven!
I like the song
Thanks
nice song
Goddess.
me recuerda a mi gran amor ingrata me abandonastes por otro
Alguien me puede decir quien es la mujer de el jardin con flores
Name of the young lady ??
Composer was Billie Davies not Billie Davis. Just in case it was overlooked.
Again, what are the circumstances of video?.
What location, what studio, what sound, what singer, what model, what filming, what editing, what production?
PLEASE.
The best is the Diva Nina simon
en youtube he visto tanto escrito "ermoso" que me sacó de onda que sí supieras escribir la palabra, gracias.
lol the beautiful girl you ask for is born in the year 1952 XD
love to sing with you
I think jill johnsons version of this song is much better, but this is still very beautilful:)
I just love this song!!
anyone knows the girl's name in the video?...she is so beautiful..i would like to know her better.
oh let me think ! what do you think about Juice Newton ?
My
P.S. WHAM!
WHAM!! and chimichangas ofcourse.
+Daniel Perdigones que
Deadpool xDDDD
@HaliacetusLeuco HUH?
I wish I were single. I wish I could get turned down by her. Cannot tell me wife how much I .... (words fail me) this lady. *sigh*
Little
It was herself at younger age
i wanna be a girl for 4 minutes to sing this song to myself..
Don't know who this is but it isn't juice
Errrr..... about your arithmetic?? I'm about a year older than you are and I was in my early 20's when Juice released this song.
This is really Juice's vocals? Doesn't sound like her...
No comparison to Merrilee Rush.
Not a patch mate
+hardcopy It's apples and oranges, I like both. And so does Wade Wilson.
nice surgery in the nose...
wow - terrible karaoke