Deniece Williams is a legend! I know your parents must have played her around the house! Here are a few suggestions of her greatest hits: Free, Cause you love me baby, Baby my loves all for you, Too much too little too late duet with Johnny Mathis, I found love, Silly, Waiting, Do What you feel, Lets hear it for the boys, Black Butterfly
Not only was this an excellently executed cover of the song (as was the version by The Shirelles), this was an extremely creative video! Deniece Williams started off her career as a background singer for Stevie Wonder. Her hits were "Free", "Silly", "Black Butterfly", "Let's Hear It For The Boy", "I've Got The Next Dance" and her duet with Johnny Mathis "Too Late, Too Little, Too Much." One word of advice, as Sean Boulder said: keep most of your comments until the end - it takes away from our enjoyment of your reaction to the song.
I could recommend dozens of wonderful songs by the truly great Deniece Williams, but for starters, listen to her sing the stunningly beautiful "Touch Me Again", her most glorious composition and vocal performance bar none. Also check out the absolutely mountainous "Strangers" wherein Niecy pours her heart and soul out for all to bleed. And lastly, listen to the extremely sophisticated and utterly sublime "The Paper", a song she wrote about divorce. Enjoy 🙏❤
I have found your channel too listen to the great Denise Williams. I remember listening to her in my bed at like 3 am in the morning in the 80's when I was like 5 years old. I used to have the radio turned down low pressed on my ear so my mom wouldn't hear it. Anyways, looking forward to more videos on your Soulful Sundays.
When i met my four sons father when i was 17 he was 23 before i had my four sons with i was still in high school that's when i was in so in love back then i met him in 1978 i was 17 now i am 61 my sons are grown now yes 1976 when she sang that song another song of her i want you to play is silly of me that's another great song of her thank you Michael for playing that song it's going to take a miracle i so enjoy listening to you cause you bring old school back from the 70s bless you
I had four sons with him i was young i 19 when i had my first born in 1980 then my second son 1981 my third son in 1982 and younger son in 1984 with him he hurt me he cheated on me then in 2005 i put him out for good i moved on with some else then he try to come back i was good to him he thought that he can come back to my apt i was getting dressed to go out with the gentleman i met michael it's a old saying you never miss your water till your well run dry he took me for granted never miss treat that the person you with that is what he did now he found out that i was playing when i put his ass out for good now am 61 and four sons are grown men now that was the story with him
My brotha, here’s a little constructive criticism: Open your mind, listen to the music. The artists are trying to tell you a story. Let them tell it. There is nothing you have to say that is so important that it can’t wait until the end of these 3-6 minute videos. Most people don’t tune in to hear you talk through or analyze the song. They tune in to see your genuine reaction to what you’re hearing for first time. You can always summarize your thoughts at the end. Good luck to you, my man.
Deniece Williams is a legend! I know your parents must have played her around the house! Here are a few suggestions of her greatest hits: Free, Cause you love me baby, Baby my loves all for you, Too much too little too late duet with Johnny Mathis, I found love, Silly, Waiting, Do What you feel, Lets hear it for the boys, Black Butterfly
Not only was this an excellently executed cover of the song (as was the version by The Shirelles), this was an extremely creative video! Deniece Williams started off her career as a background singer for Stevie Wonder. Her hits were "Free", "Silly", "Black Butterfly", "Let's Hear It For The Boy", "I've Got The Next Dance" and her duet with Johnny Mathis "Too Late, Too Little, Too Much." One word of advice, as Sean Boulder said: keep most of your comments until the end - it takes away from our enjoyment of your reaction to the song.
I could recommend dozens of wonderful songs by the truly great Deniece Williams, but for starters, listen to her sing the stunningly beautiful "Touch Me Again", her most glorious composition and vocal performance bar none. Also check out the absolutely mountainous "Strangers" wherein Niecy pours her heart and soul out for all to bleed. And lastly, listen to the extremely sophisticated and utterly sublime "The Paper", a song she wrote about divorce. Enjoy 🙏❤
I have found your channel too listen to the great Denise Williams. I remember listening to her in my bed at like 3 am in the morning in the 80's when I was like 5 years old. I used to have the radio turned down low pressed on my ear so my mom wouldn't hear it. Anyways, looking forward to more videos on your Soulful Sundays.
SILLY (a personal favorite), FREE: two others by Deniece Williams.
She does great songs about relationships, bad decisions and love.
Check out the Royalletes sung I the 60s
The Royalettes did the best version ever . 👍
When i met my four sons father when i was 17 he was 23 before i had my four sons with i was still in high school that's when i was in so in love back then i met him in 1978 i was 17 now i am 61 my sons are grown now yes 1976 when she sang that song another song of her i want you to play is silly of me that's another great song of her thank you Michael for playing that song it's going to take a miracle i so enjoy listening to you cause you bring old school back from the 70s bless you
I had four sons with him i was young i 19 when i had my first born in 1980 then my second son 1981 my third son in 1982 and younger son in 1984 with him he hurt me he cheated on me then in 2005 i put him out for good i moved on with some else then he try to come back i was good to him he thought that he can come back to my apt i was getting dressed to go out with the gentleman i met michael it's a old saying you never miss your water till your well run dry he took me for granted never miss treat that the person you with that is what he did now he found out that i was playing when i put his ass out for good now am 61 and four sons are grown men now that was the story with him
I’m glad to bring the 70’s music back to you, and you’re right, sometimes people don’t realize they had what they needed and wanted all along.
@@MichaelMaurblood facts thank you another song you can play is silly of me another great song of her blessing
My brotha, here’s a little constructive criticism: Open your mind, listen to the music. The artists are trying to tell you a story. Let them tell it. There is nothing you have to say that is so important that it can’t wait until the end of these 3-6 minute videos. Most people don’t tune in to hear you talk through or analyze the song. They tune in to see your genuine reaction to what you’re hearing for first time. You can always summarize your thoughts at the end. Good luck to you, my man.
Silly,free, by her are good
next song i want you to play by her is call silly of me
This was a good rendition of this song ,but the real deal is best version by the female vocal group The Royalettes back in the 1960 ‘s.
Hey michael i been waiting for you to come on it been three Sundays bless plam sun apri 10 2022 blessing to you
FREE/DENISE WILLIAMS.... YOU CAN THANK ME LATER.. LOL
I'm Free is another one...