THIS WAS SO SO COOL!... | FIRST TIME WATCHING Tom Jones- CBS Morning Show Interview REACTION
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- THIS WAS SO SO COOL!... | FIRST TIME WATCHING Tom Jones- CBS Morning Show Interview REACTION
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“Standards” refers to standard songs from what is known as the “American Songbook” of the 30s, 40s and 5Os. Elvis wanted Tom to leave the old songs to Frank, whereas Frank said your too good for that Pop stuff. That’s why he said he got “opposite advice” from Sinatra and Elvis.
Just so! To clarify, Wikipedia's definition: "The Great American Songbook is the loosely defined canon of significant early-20th-century American jazz standards, popular songs and show tunes." Basically, a bunch of hit songs that most people back then knew very well. Many singers (male and female) used to sing their version of standards.
This
Women went crazy about Sinatra.
Elvis, "The King of Rock and Roll", was including Tom as another ROCKER. Tom Jones ADEPTLY skates the line between "Rockers" and "Crooners"...
Apparently my old neighbour growing up would be well into his hundreds if he was still alive… he told me Frank paid girls to scream at his concert! And that made folk take noticed of Frank Sinatra!
I'm a major Sir Tom Jones fanatic. I planned my wedding around his Vegas tour. Got married in a Vegas chapel & had a Tom Jones impersonator sing & dance me down the aisle. After the wedding we saw Sir Tom at the MGM. The memories of that day will stay with me forever.
The "Standards" were songs that were _safe_ . Elvis believed that Tom, like himself, was more cutting edge with their song choices . . . . that they pushed the edge of the envelope, offending certain portions of the population and that Sinatra should be doing the "safe" songs that offended no one at all. In other words, Elvis was saying, "We're the trailblazers. Let Frank and the others enjoy the open trail we create by being on the cutting edge of the art."
Tom Jones should definitely, positively be in the Rock&Roll Hall of Fame!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻✝️
Tom is now 81 and still performs and still has a powerhouse of a voice.
You two are so incredible and respectful when listening to a new artist. In a world so critical on social media I commend your attitude and kindness. ❤
TOM JONES needs to be in The Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame, he’s a music legend no matter the genre ,no one can touch his voice or his versatility .
YES! TOM JONES HOF!!!
I agree about Tom Jones. But what's really terrible I believe is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame completely ignoring Joe Cocker. He has never even been nominated. Billy Joel has been very upset about this as many many people are. Billy has mentioned it in a small documentary about Joe cocker and he's even sent letters to the nomination committee to no avail he even honors Joe cocker and brings it up at his concerts. And guess who are some members of the nomination committee, Robbie Robertson, Tom Morello, who by the way the band he was in rage against the machine was nominated last year or the year before when they became eligible. Also on the committee Quest Love. And I have two more artists that should be there Jethro Tull and Cyndi Lauper never nominated. It's all politics and money nowadays. They put people on the nomination list that no one's even heard of before. But again I do believe Tom Jones should also be included. 😊
Joe Cocker and Johnny Rivers are the two biggest injustices when it comes to the RR Hall of Fame. SMH...
It really, really makes me angry that Sir Tom Jones is NOT IN THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME!!!! THEY HAVE ARTISTS WHO HAVE BEEN INDUCTED BY THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME AND THEY SHOULDN'T BE THERE!!!! I recognize that there are many, many artists who have been inducted and it was very well deserved. Tom Jones and some other great performers have not been inducted. Some have been asked and they have rudely declined!!! I hate it when they induct a great band or solo artist after a band member or two has passed away. I have seen them do the same thing with a couple of solo artists. SIR TOM JONES HAS EARNED HIS PLACE IN THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME!!!! LET'S TRY AND GET HIM THERE!!!!!! AFTER 60 YEARS OF BEING IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY 🎶 🎵 RECORD SALES OF OVER 100,000,000 COME ON PEOPLE!!!!
@@giannag4581 You are absolutely 💯 right That is the point that I made as well. Tom Jones and several other wonderful artists should be in the Rock and Roll hall of fame. Billy Joel, The Great Late Joe Cocker are definitely among those who should be inducted. I don't believe they have inducted Janis Joplin either. I realize she died in October of 1970, but she was a magnificent talent and she deserves to be there too!!!
Tom Jones has so much talent and charisma. What a stellar performer
Yes-Tom Jones deserves to be in the Hall of fame as do The Carpenters!
Yes, yes, yes, to both being in the Hall of Fame !!!
Eaxctlyyyyyyyyyy there talent is lit
As does Ted Nugent
Totally agree with you!!!!!!!!
Congratulations on your channel. I see you from Spain, Europe and I think you are the most friendly, educated and natural youtubers of all I have seen. Kisses.
Tom Jones does a cover of "Kiss" by Prince, which is a lot of fun. Anything written by Prince is fun, but Tom Jones nailed this one.
That is a great video!
Yes. He doesn't change or hurt the song, but his baritone and smooth style puts a great twist on it.
MUST WATCH!
With Art Of Noise. :)
I was just going to suggest the same!
my sister met Tom Jones on vacation in the Bahamas at a disco in the early 70's. the host sat her and her friend at his table, and he asked her if she had any of his records, and of course she said all of them. she got his autograph and a photo with him. the day after she got home, she went and bought a couple of his albums because she didn't own any. lol
“Standards” refers to a group of older classic songs known as the Great American Songbook.
Early 70's: The company I worked for moved Tom Jones, Englebert Humperdinck, and Gordon Mills to the US from St George's Hill, Weybridge, a Gated Community. Think Posh and then move it a few notches, then add a few more! Their houses were fantastic!
Tom had a Red Dragon Mosaic at the bottom of his pool, Englebert had an Attic Games room with Snooker and pool tables, Pat Dorsey, Englebert's wife was a very nice Lady, she pointed to one fridge and said help yourself, that's got food in it and the other has Alcohol in it, I told the men that under no circumstance were they to raid the booze fridge, there's being nice and then there's being foolhardy... this lot could drink, a lot!
Definitely check out Wilson Pickett -- "In the Midnight Hour." Legendary soul singer.
@Greg Watson, YES! "In the Midnight Hour" by Wilson Picket!!!
Absolutely....the Wicked Pickett is a soul music legend.
How about... Tom and Wilson doing a medley on Tom's show! ruclips.net/video/KcksrDIxizI/видео.html
And Mustang Sally!
Hey Jude cover.
On The Voice he sang a song for his recently deceased wife, it was SO incredible, he had tears in his eyes thete wasn't a dry eye in the house. He is exceptional ❤❤❤
Tom was on an episode of Fresh Prince. Carlton famously loved Tom's music.
ruclips.net/video/RaBDE_8DLag/видео.htmlsi=flr_UJBOAb4eIbWS
Wilson Pickett, Otis Redding are two of the great Soul singers of the 60s. Frank Sinatra was the original crooner. Burt Bacharach is one of the great songwriters. So many artist have made his songs classics. Paul McCartney is knighted. An honor giving by the queen of England for there works contributions to the United Kingdom. Sinatra's daughter Nancy Sinatra made a movie with Elvis and Frank had a lot of affection for Elvis. And yes Elvis and Tom were very good friends. There is so much I can tell you but research for yourself. You'll find so many surprises that you will enjoy discovering.There is a documentary on Netflix about Frank Sinatra that also gives you a small history of his relationship with Elvis that I think you'll enjoy very much. I love your reactions and can't wait to see more.
Yes, Amber you were correct about the "Pussycat" song and Sir Paul McCartney is the other ya'll were thinking about. I did enjoy this. ROCK ON!! Jeff
He's still got his welsh accent. There's lovely Tom...❤
He's now 81 years young (I believe) and still singing
Frank was a heartthrob with teens in the 40's before rock and went on to be a respected singer to the end. Tom was always a class act and still is. Love you two!
Oh my gosh my mother was soooo in love with this man! And I do believe you've got What's New Pussycat on the nose Amber.
My favorite Wilson Pickett song is Mustang Sally. My Mom had a console stereo and hundreds of albums my sister would sing and dance to. Tom Jones was one of her favorites and I remember watching his TV show. We watched the Osmonds, the Jackson Five, Sonny and Cher, and so many more. Growing up with music was the best experience. Country, oldies, pop, rock, classical....if it was music, we enjoyed it completely!
For me, it was "Land of a Thousand Dances"!
Wilson Pickett - In the Midnight Hour. A must listen.
When you were watching this, Sir Tom was 82 & still rocking it. Oh my gosh have to look up Wilson Pickett & that's all I'm going to say.
Tom Jones, actually, guest-starred on an episode of "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" as Carlton's guardian angel! He and Carlton sing a version of "It's Not Unusual" together and it's so fabulous! 🥰You'll need to look up that scene if you don't remember it.
Well, I didn't know that!
My mother was a huge huge huge Tom Jones fan. I grew up with his music blastin’ in the house. You might want to listen to the song Love Me Tonight. She loved that song. I still listen to his music when I want to think about her… ❤️
Wilson Pickett and Otis Redding are 60s soul singers. Wilson Pickett songs "In the midnight hour" "Mustang Sally" "Land of 1000 dances" yes Ambers right about "Whats new pussycat" please react to it the studio version 😁
Dock of the Bay? Seriously awesome.
@@OG_Wakanobi For sure 😁
Ooo! *Mustang Sally* 🐎 A staple of every wedding band and outdoor festival band. Universally loved.
Tom and Elvis were good friends. Elvis didn't trust too many show biz people ut he trusted Tom. I n las vegas they would go back to Elvis room and sing hymns. Elvis wanted to go overseas and asked Tom what they would think of him. Tom said what are you talking about you're Elvis. My mom and I loved them both. This was a nice interview.
Suggestion for female Friday - one of the biggest female artists of the 60's: Petula Clark. Downtown, Don't Sleep in the Subway, My Love, etc
*DOWNTOWN* 🌆🏙🌇🌃
You are everything. Dianna and Marvin......fantastic forgotten classic
Frank was "Chairman of the Board", and suspected of having certain Italian "business" ties. Standards were his bread and butter. Nobody touched them if he wanted them.
There are a number of Frank Sinatra Biopics. For many years of his adult life, Frank was "hopelessly" in love with the stunning actress Eva Gardner. They were married shortly, but it's painfully obvious he loves her more than she loves him. He recorded an number of "Torch Songs", a term derived from the phrase "carrying the torch for someone" which basically means not being able to get over an unrequited love. The tracks are slower and moodier. Many people like this particular side of Frank the most. "Frank Sinatra Sings For Only The Lonely" album is filled with lamenting ballads.
Tom's cover of the "Green green grass of home" is my favourite tune by him.
Of this interview I believe is five or six years old, so he’s now in his 80s… Still going strong! Amazing amazing career
A major figure in the development of American soul music, Pickett recorded over 50 songs which made the US R&B charts, many of which crossed over to the Billboard Hot 100. Among his best-known hits are "In the Midnight Hour" (which he co-wrote), "Land of 1,000 Dances", "634-5789 (Soulsville, U.S.A.)", "Mustang Sally", "Funky Broadway", "Engine No. 9", and "Don't Knock My Love".[2]
Pickett was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1991, in recognition of his impact on songwriting and recording.[3]
Tom is a judge on THE VOICE UK where the audience sometimes prompts him to sing his old songs....His voice still sounds amazing
Wilson Pickett (or as some of us called him, "Wicked Wilson Pickett") was one of the most iconic non-Motown R&B artists of the 1960s. His star burned its brightest from about 1966 to 1971 or so. He was one of the stable of artists who would travel to Muscle Shoals, Alabama to record at FAME Studios because of the rhythm section that was "the house band" there, and was the subject of the documentary film titled "Muscle Shoals." I know I've recommended this motion picture to you a half-dozen times before, without any response from either of you. But believe me, it would be well worth your time (along with the other documentaries I've recommended). It's one of those must-see films if you want to acquaint yourself with a little piece of music history and gain some much-needed perspective if you really want to consider yourselves students of popular music. Some of Wilson Pickett's biggest hits include, "Mustang Sally," "634-5789," "Land of 1,000 Dances," and "In the Midnight Hour." They're all R&B classics.
I won't have toa say anything, now, Thanks!!!
Knighthood was originally a honor bestowed upon those with the truest hearts and swords in defense of a realm, but now is bestowed upon those whom the Queen deems worthy for representing the UK on the world stage for whatever field they're in or service to humanity.
Knighthood, or being named Dame, aren't reserved for UK citizens. Service to humanity is the requisite, along with the Queen's decision.
Yeah. I think it's like the Kennedy Center Honors. The President chooses artists (and other people) to give Honors to and that's why other artists sing the Honorees songs.
Mostly political. The queen is presented with a list of people that have already been deemed appropriate to receive a knighthood.
It’s all a little bit arcane. All those ‘Honours’ have the words “… of the British Empire”, which of course dwindled to nothing decades ago.
@@AlBarzUK No. TJ was made a knight bachelor. Like most honours there is no mention of Empire in it. Indeed this form of knighthood predates the Order of the British empire (which few knighthoods derive from) by 600+ years.
@@tcroft2165 I stand corrected. I was unaware that the ‘Bachelor’ knights were outside of the ‘orders of chivalry’. My apologies.
However, in addition to their knighthoods… “Sir Patrick Stewart, Sir Tom Jones and Sir Van Morrison are Officers of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBEs)”…. so I guess that their rise to knighthood status came on top of the Empire accolade.
@@AlBarzUK Its not unusual (boom tish) for ppl to rise through the Order of the British Empire (either sequentially MBE/OBE/CBE or with a one step but it is rare to get a knighthood via a KBE even rarer a GBE (its almost exclusively military/governmental)
Most ppl who are knighted in the UK will be made a Knight Bachelor. (Many without ever having a proceeding step in Order of the British Empire.) After that most will get their K from other orders of Chivalry.
The Order of the British Empire is the lowest ranking order so tends to sweep up someone not qualifying for something better. So lower level charity and good works or professional success.
Check out "She's A Lady" by Tom.
Wilson Pickett was a perfectly awesome soul singer with a tremendous streak of hits in the '60s. You definitely need to react to some vintage Pickett!
Yes! My fave by him!
And you should check out Sex Bomb by Tom
and Delilah
Yep I'm back to watch you guys again on this reaction because it was so good. That's right
You should listen to Wales' other big spender, Shirley Bassey, singing Goldfinger or anything else. She is a powerhouse.
Hey big spender by Shirley is amazing! What a voice
Diamonds Are Forever
YES! Dame Shirley Bassey is a living legend. She is also Welsh! 🏴
Yep Shirley Bassey, love to see more reactions to her :)
Absolutely a legend! I mean , people in their 20s and 30s are still obsessed with him!
That shows how much Tom was respected by singers of all Genres...Tom is now 80yrs old and a coach on The Voice UK and still performs live shows
Elvis went and watched Tom sing every night in Las Vegas when Tom was on. Elvis truly respected Tom at quite a deep level.
I remember the women in my family were crazy for Tom Jones, Mom, aunt's even my grandmother they went to see him every time he came to the Bay area.
I love the bit Carlton does on fresh prince, it's a great performance.
Tom Jones was a coach on the show "The Voice" at 80 yrs old and sang
"I'll Never Fall in Love Again" with a contestant who's father wrote the song!!! And Tom still can sang!!! It was a magical moment. I think y'all would really enjoy it. 😊
We means as a partner from Elvis great compliment to be rated as such ,,to be rated at all by Sinatra the same could be said I think
I saw him in concert this past September… nothing short of fantastic!
ruclips.net/video/YQCTPqxolko/видео.html
Just to follow on Debbie, you should listen to Sir Tom on The Voice UK sing with Jennifer Hudson.
Yes! That was wonderful.
10 music stars have been knighted . Sir Paul McCartney , Sir Mick Jagger, Sir Cliff Richard, Sir Tom Jones , Sir Elton John , Sir Rod Stewart, Sir George Ivan Morrison (Van Morrison) , Sir Ray Davies, Sir Richard Starkey (Ringo Starr) and now Sir Barry Gibb. Being Knighted is the highest honor the crown bestows on a person .
I'd add Tom's fellow countrywoman Dame Shirley Bassey as well as Dame Olivia Newton-John. I'd rank the Order of Merit then the Companion of Honour as higher awards than Knight/Dame. And Shirley is a CH too.
Wilson Pickett had a lot of hits. My Mom use to play “In The Midnight Hour”, “Funky Broadway “, and “Don’t Let the Green Grass Fool You” to name a few.
Don't forget Mustang Sally
What's the name of that night club again?
When Elvis said we leave that to Frank he was saying--we are the new guard with new music and style and it can't be wasted entirely on old songs.
They mean that Frank does standards, but Elvis and Tom do unique songs just for them that no one else has recorded.
Not accurate; Tom Jones has recorded and had hits with many covers, just not from the American Songbook. "The Green Green Grass Of Home" and "Kiss" are two examples.
The live Tom Jones recording that NOBODY has reacted to yet is Tom's wonderful duet with the great Mark Knopfler on "(I Feel like ) Going Home". It's sensational.
Also on his show, he did a duet with Amber's girl Janis Joplin!!
musik102 • I have seen Sir Tom Jones and the fantastic Mark Knopfler do that beautiful song 🎵 (I feel like going home) You are absolutely right, it is fantastic to hear The two legendary stars do this beautiful song together ❤️ Tom with his amazing voice and the great Mark Knopfler and his unbelievable talent, he is one of the very best guitarists in the business. I love that song 🎵 😍 Thank you for mentioning it!!!
Also DUET WITH JANIS JOPLIN
@@barbaramarkland7441 His duet with Mark Knopfler is amazing AND I don't think anyone has reacted to it .
When Elvis & Tom talk about 'standards', they mean songs that are performed a lot by loads of musicians - the kind of songs that as a gigging musician you'd be expected to be familiar with so that you could pretty much play them by ear if you had to stand in at a gig. It's more typical in the jazz world, where standards include songs like Summertime, Sweet Georgia Brown, Autumn Leaves, 'Round Midnight, My Funny Valentine, etc
You started typing that before they got the answer in the very video they were watching didn't you? :P
Rod Stewart covered pretty much all the 'Standards' across several albums in the early 2000s, many as duets with contemporary pop artists. I was quite surprised by that, but thought he did a great job!
i do like Cannonball Adderley's Autumn Leaves (instrumental)
Great idea showing an interview with Tom. So interesting & I am impressed by his down to earth demeanor. It was like sitting down & having a conversation with an old friend. How many superstars can pull that off?
Knighthoods are honored to people who have made an outstanding contribution to the UK . Usually for people who are internationally recognised in their respective fields.
Well done, Nick Faldo the 6 time Major Golf Champion and Ryder Cup standout, current CBS Lead Golf Commentator, is Sir Nick Faldo.
Elton John has done alot for Aids Charities and has his own Aids Foundation ,its things like this that contribute towards you receiving A Knighthood.
Yes. Not only a great contribution to music but also done charity work.
I believe Sir Paul McCartney was also so honored(twice), as was Mick Jagger, but David Bowie declined, and I believe both John Lennon & George Harrison returned theirs, both out of protest.
@@stormy8207 After raising millions with "The Concert for Bangla Desh" (and follow-up album and film), George Harrison was offered an OBE. A few years later, when the offer of knighthood was brought up, George told them 'if raising awareness to the plight of the Bengalis and running a Charitable World foundation wasn't good enough then...I don't want it now'. Good on George!
Tom should be in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame.
Now you need to listen to Dame Shirley Bassey, the other Welsh international superstar with a hugely powerful voice.
Here in Wales we have added a few words to some of Tom Jones songs. He did a show in the grounds of Cardiff Castle and of course in the land of song everyone in the audience joined in but we added those words and the look on Tom's face was priceless as he obviously had never heard this before.
Wilson Pickett’s studio version of “Hey Jude” is phenomenal. Duane Allman of the Allman Brothers plays guitar on it. It’s magical.
Couldn't agree more! Great suggestion!
In the documentary about Muscle Shoals music they stated that the Pickett/Allman version of "Hey Jude" was the birth of Southern Rock.
Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are also Knighted.
Skydog lives
Tom Jones and Wilson Pickett perform a medley of Wilson's hits on his TV show. It's on RUclips.
He lived in the U.S. for a long time, had his own tv show and has toured all over the world many times.
Definitely should listen to Elvis Presley’s version of “My Way”… you haven’t heard it proper until you’ve heard Elvis sing it! And a few other people who have been knighted are Barry Gibb (Bee Gees), Paul McCartney, and I think Ringo Starr (Beatles)
I like Elvis but in my opinion they should react to Paul Anka's version, THE ORIGINAL VERSION. Just knowing the Paul Anka wrote the song and to hear him sing it is just amazing.
@@dawsonp3314 Nah, Elvis has the best version
You both are off yer rockers!
And, Mick Jagger has been Knighted.
Also, Sir Rod Stewart
You need to see him from the Voice UK, where the son of the man who wrote a song for Sir Tom came on the show and they did that song together
Please do a live stream! I know we are are yelling out the answers to your questions. My poor dogs think I'm nuts!
We need to get him in the hall of fame
So much to comment on with this one. Now that you know that Tom Jones sings "the Carlton song" (hehe) "It's not unusual", it would be really fun for you to review it since you would have a new appreciation of the song. Please do it! Ugh, you two don't know the great Wilson Pickett? Ok, you must now do a double with TJ and Wilson Pickett, listen to his classic hits "Wait until the midnight hour" or "Mustang Sally". TJ and WP both have strong delivery styles. Finally, yes TJ was a sex symbol no doubt, he's not bragging, that's just how it was. I used to watch his show in the '60s and women would toss various undergarments on stage all the time, it was crazy.
Don't forget to add the fact that they threw him their bras and panties so he could wipe his sweaty face with them and throw the now soiled undergarments back into the crowd. 😁
@@jillwklausen It was quite a thing to watch :)
@@davidkyle5017, but only from the waist up! His gyrating hips were too scandalous for 1960s television. LOL 😂😂
@@jillwklausen I was just a kid and I remember it. Scandalous!
@@Wordsmyth8 😁
Tom Jones is the man . Still killing it at 83
There are a lot of older people around the world with a lot of history and knowledge, who would only be to glad to tell anyone their ‘story’ but sadly most never got to do this. It’s a shame. Luckily for Tom, he can tell his. Loved this reaction. Thank you.
Knighthood is an honour bestowed in recognition of service to the nation.
I love Tom Jones, His voice is so deep, and strong. I think you should listen to the Righteous Brothers version of " You've lost that loving feeling"
If you dont know Wilson Pickett, you have got to check out the duet Tom Jones did with him. Its a medley of Pickett hits. The soul between these two gentlemen blows the roof off. You will love it.
Wilson Pickett’s The Midnight Hour would be one to react to.
Mustang Sally and Barefootin' too!
Tom Jones is Tom Jones. He is a legend on his own.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom is more or less the US version of being knighted. Usually awarded for a lifetime of achievement. Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger were also knighted.
There’s a RUclips video of Tom Jones singing a medley with his idol Wilson Pickett. The soul between them blows your mind!
One of the great stories that Tom Jones tells is when Michael Jackson visited his home in Los Angeles and said "You had a great career," Tom answered "Am having." Please watch clips of him from "The Voice UK," you can find them on The Voice Global channel.
Tom Jones in green green Grass of Home beautiful the way he sings it so many other great hits that he sang with real meaning in his voice
My favourite Tom Jones song is With These Hands, I think it’s not talked about enough. I only know it because of the movie Edward Scissorhands
When I was a kid Tom Jones was like the Godfather the Uk. He, Elvis, and James Brown were my favorites.
Definitely do Otis Redding “Sittin at the dock of the Bay” and Wilson Pickett. soul and r&b legends.
Knighthood is a great honour bestowed by the queen for his contribution to entertainment
If you want to hear some”standards” check out Rod Stewart songs from The American Songbook
Yes that's correct. He's a genuis singer...u could spend weeks listening to him
Tom is so awesome. Heh, yes walking into a bar and seeing him, Frank and Elvis would be mind blowing. This was fun and YES Amber was right when she said "what's new pussycat", she know the chorus for sure. Look into The Wrecking Crew documentary, it explains the late 50s thru the mid 70s sound of American music. Keep up the good work and have a blessed day.
Omg, I fell in love with him when I was a teenager. I never seen anyone who capture your attention, in singing his song. I'll never (fall in love again).
I love your choice of what to react to, and also your reactions. You should compare his talent then and now. If you go to the Voice UK your can hear him sing during wait times. The audience LOVEs him as does everyone. But his voice has not changed. He is a fine wine!! Where on earth did you get those beautiful little guitars? Thanks for your reactions. Ya'll are very entertaining.
Hi guys,so good to see you like Tom Jones,there was a great touch by Will I AM,on the voice on Tom's birthday,he got Stevie Wonder to come on screen,and talk to Tom, really good,must watch,
Loved the interview. I have watched several and he’s a funny guy. He recently released a new album that went to Number 1 in the UK (a first for someone age 80). He is currently touring and doing concerts to packed crowds. Really remarkable!
Tom is in his 80’s now. And still is an amazing singer!
This was really enjoyable. Yes, please do more.
You STILL need to see/watch Tom Jones “it’s not unusual.” Yes! 😩💙👍✨
Sean Connery too it's a honour for recognizing your contribution to music, films, etc etc.
Wilson Picket (aka "The Wicked Picket") had quite the career."Mustang Sally", The Land of 1000 Dances", "In the Midnight Hour" and so many more. His version of "Sugar, Sugar" just kills.
If you can locate "Hard Times" the Tome Jones recorded for "Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues: Red, White, and Blues", you will go absolutely nuts.
I just love the fact that you are so into all the old stuff, it’s soooo cool. I am really enjoying your channel .
You did know the song, Amber. Whoa-a-whoa-a-whoa, what's new pussycat. And, I've recommended Wilson Pickett to you before. You never listen to me! Added note -- Frank was more for the older more established people at the time while Elvis thought they need to be more exciting and "new." Paul McCartney was also knighted. You should do that Elvis piece. It's pretty eye-opening about the kind of man he was.
Frank Sinatra was the first performer that girls went crazy for. In the 1940’s the girls screamed and cried and absolutely adored him because of his beautiful pure voice. He became known as “The Voice.”
As he grew older his sex appeal grew and matured with his audience. He always had great confidence in himself and that attracted the ladies and the male audience appreciated him as well. He had a tremendous stage presence in person. Pure swag!
Wilson Picket was a great R&B singer. Check him out. Mustang Sally & In the Midnight Hour.
Wasn’t a fan of Tom until he got older. When he first came on the scene everything had one volume, but as he gained experience his vocal dynamics got better and better and better.
His son started managing him and told him to stop dying his hair. He then started to have hit records again.
I worked for Alfred Bishop removals in the West End (London) and moved (Sir) Tom Jones, Engelbert Humperdink and Mrs Mills from St George's Hill, Weybridge to America.
Their houses were spectacular, Sir Tom, of course, had a Dragon motif on the bottom of his swimming pool.
Pat Dorsey, wife of Engelbert was a lovely woman, who, I understand, died of Covid last year. RIP.
Frank was a huge sex symbol but standards are part of the great American songbook and when you get to Rod Stewart he had all his string of hits and then in the last couple decades he actually released great American songbook album songs of all the standards
Sorry I didn't see your comment before I replied with pretty much the same comment... A lot of those 'Standard' songs recorded by Rod were also duets with current pop artists which I thought was cool!
Linda Ronstadt did a couple of standards albums, too, with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra.
Tom was a judge on The Voice UK when he turned 80. Stevie Wonder wished him Happy Birthday on air.
"Who is Wilson Pickett?" Y'all have HOMEWORK to do. And it's going to be the most fun homework you'll ever do. You also have to see the Irish film "The Commitments." A group of Irish ruffians form a great soul band and the manager is dying to get Wilson Pickett to see them. I won't give away the ending.
Tom is the MAN.