Hey hi, Clare Torrie did the vocals on the album, but these young Ladies do a fine job here, Some say this is suppose to represent in raw emotion the transitions into leaving life, the stages of dying starting with denial, anger, fear, resistance and finally acceptance, many dispute that claim, but all in all it is an awesome tune for sure !! I have been enjoying accompanying you on your journey down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole, I'm sure that if you check out the entire Pulse concert, you will enjoy the visuals with the music, every song in this concert is awesome, keep them coming my Friend, God Bless
She waited until 2004 ish to sue over royalties. I don’t know anything about British copyright laws and such in the ‘70’s. I also hear that the kids who sang on Another Brick In The Wall Pt2 received nothing.
@@Thomas-we5cy whichever way you spell it, it may well serve you welll to do it and find out about copyright law. Stops you looking like a proper charlie when you go off on one about a subject but dont clearly understand the legal position. The court of public opinion has no credibility or familiarity with matters such as this.
@@stevem-h3562 You are correct. I am not a British citizen and I am ignorant of British early 1970’s law. I am thinking about riding a skiff to the Dover shore and becoming a Brit. They’ll let me in? Right? I’m a scholar. I will learn and assimilate.
thanks, Justice.. Clare Torry was the original singer of all the vocals.. she started, but when they went live all these years later, they brought in the other two amazing vocalists... appreciate your reaction, as always...
One of the most unique and spellbinding pieces of music ever created. Now, you MUST do 'Run Like Hell' from Pulse. It will be one of the most bombastic and explosive things you've ever seen. Thank me later....
It means so much to me to see/hear your responses to anything from the Pulse concert version of Pink Floyd's work. Thank you for doing this. It brings me back to when I first listened to it and how emotional it made me. I'm so happy you're enjoying it with us and sharing your time with your viewers like this. It's just such a wonderful experience. 💜
You were saying which Hendrix songs...All Along the Watchtower is great..Crosstown Traffic and Gypsy Eyes are funky...ny fave is Little Wing..and Axis Bold as Love is a cracking album .Also I can play thus tune on the piano 😍😍
I was there that night, and while all three ladies had totally nailed it on every other track, I must confess to having my fingers crossed for them when they went into this one. Taking on something so iconic that Clare did on the album in a single improv take, and yet having to make it theirs, not just just learning and singing back the original, takes some serious chops. I need not have worried :)
Clare Torry improvised her vocals in "The Great Gig in the Sky" all on her own with no direction from the band and was only paid a standard fee of 30 British Pounds for her work and contribution to the composition. Years later, she sued Pink Floyd claiming she helped compose the song and was entitled to royalty rights for it. The court awarded her a half share of the copyright and she then settled out of court with the band for an undisclosed amount for her rights to the song.
What’s old men got to do with it? Stereotypical comment! Some men lose it all in early 20s Some men still have a fine set of hair in their 70s Depends on what you eat, your lifestyle, stress levels and of course your hereditary background.
@@dullaf4099 Stereotypical? Yeah, I guess that is the point. Given the music being played on this channel it surely has lots of old people watching it. Guaranteed lots of us are bald. Justice has great hair and talking to a lot of old bald guys. Glad I didn't mention that this channel is viewed mostly old white men.
This song was performed live at the funeral of Richard Wright, Pink Floyd's keyboardist, in 2008. Durga Mc Broom, a backing singer on the Pink Floyd World Tour, was asked by Rick Wright to do this during his lifetime. As I am in personal contact with Durga Mc Broom, she confirmed this to me. Unconfirmed, however, is the fact that she was accompanied by Jon Lord, keyboardist of Deep Purple, on the piano during the performance.
Nice reaction, the girls were awesome and God's guitarist Sir David Gilmour was awesome on the slide pedal guitar. Do Comfortably Numb from the same concert next...and your journey to the Pink Side will be complete. (0-0)
Late as usual. I'll spare you all repeating my Praises of Pink Floyd. Earlier today I heard a song hadn't heard since the 70s when it made its 2nd or 3 comeback. Date wise it's going to seem odd but it's definitely worth it. The song is from 1931. And it is by Harry Roy and his orchestra. It is swing at its Hay Day and the piano playing is off the charts. It will have you moving and grinning. The song is called My Pet Pussy. And much like Pink Floyd it begins with sound effects and a cat meowing. It goes crazy off the rails from there.lol When you listen to the song remember it's over 90 years old. Fortunately someone took the time to clean it up and put it on RUclips. It's even better than Aveeno Ray and the St Louis Blues with stringy the puppet. It was the first use of a tox box that was invented by Alvino Rey in the 1930s He is the one who invented the electric guitar with Gibson. There is a video of that since they made a music video back then which was played in video jukeboxes. Like quadraphonic was too expensive to reproduce.
Loved your reaction. Now listen to Pink Floyd, COMFORTABLY NUMB, pulse concert. Then JEREMY by Pearl Jam, the unedited music video. Journey FAITHFULLY and SEND HER MY LOVE videos. Then, if you're feeling spunky, Meatloaf PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHTS, live version. If you want views and likes, Tool SOBER at the Reading Festival. Also, check out Rush, TOM SAWYER, the official video. Can't wait to see your reaction to these songs!
If you have ever seen British TV SciFi Show "Dr Who" then Pink Floyd "One Of These Days" Live Pulse Concert you will spot a few Bars of the Dr Who Theme (just when the lights go Orange) it's a PF little Easter Egg for fans of the show. Gotta love PF ❤
It’s not ‘great gig in the sky’ level but you should react to Raye singing Oscar Winning Tears at the Royal Albert Hall. She performs it with the orchestra and it’s absolutely phenomenal!
Music was written by Rick Wright ( Keyboards) for a movie. the director didn't like it. The band call a session singer in told her there was no words and make up what she thought would work, Listen music first second take and third going into the next she stop. Thinking that the band didn't like it. Which see heard on the radio for the first time later.
The three ladies here with the first being Sam Brown then in the middle, Durga McBroom and finally Claudia Fontaine was the third singer. Sam Brown has her own records and a great song called "Stop"! These three background singers for the Pulse concert did a great job. But Claire Tori is a 5-foot tall little British girl who did the original on Dark Side of the Moon!
The original singer got paid £30. Until she sued for a writing credit 30 years later. They settled out of court. It is sliding steel guitar he is playing.
To give it slightly more context. She was a session singer at the time and it was very common to have a musician come in to play/sing a given part, pay their fee and move on. The £ 30 was a standard fee and would be around £400+ now. She argued many years later that the way she did it, there was no existing lyrics or melody line, she should be credited as co-writer. I think most would agree as probably did Pink Floyd as they agreed out of court. Copyright awareness is something that grew over the years. In retrospect you could think Torry could have sued earlier and Pink Floyd certainly could have compensated her years earlier than when the lawsuit came around, but at the time of recording it wasn't a strange thing and certainly not a conscious rip-off or anything. Not by the band members anyway.
@@PickupthePieces76 Something that the Torry fanatics never mention. The context around doing sessions back in the day. You got what you negotiated. If you didnt negotiate it at the time, it puts you in a weaker position if the thing becomes a hit. Thats the way the industry was.
So this Pulse concert is 21 years after the song was released on Pink Floyd epic, "The Dark Side Of The Moon" album, so these lovely ladies are NOT the original singer on the album. Clare Torry is the person who did the original recording in 1973. She did 3 takes and the band took parts of all 3 to make the final recording that's on the album. At this point of Pink Floyds' career, (post 1985), there were 3 members of the band Pink Floyd, they are the 3 older guys. Dave Gilmour, guitar, (he's playing Slide guitar in this song), Nick Mason, drums, and Rick Wright, keyboards. Roger Waters, one of the co-founders of Pink Floyd in 1964, quit the band in 1985. The rest of the people onstage here are Floyds Touring band for that period. Clare Torry did tour with Pink Floyd on occasion in the 1980s
@@TheRedStateBlue Its not about "better", and by the way, Im every bit as familiar with the studio cut as you think you are. Kindly refrain from being so patronising. You can only be subjective about what is "better". And, Torry obsessives like you, I'm afraid are never ever objective in that this is a live performance of what was then a twenty year old studio cut and would never ever be a carbon copy of the original; any live cut of any track is always going to be a re-interpretation. sadly, you Torry obsessives pollute every single reaction to this track like knotweed. Its almost as if you go searching for new reactions of it to justify your existence and spill your bile against anything that isnt the original studio cut. God you people are tedious.
@@TheRedStateBlue Its not about superior. Why do you people think in such binary terms? One thing has to be better or inferior to another? is it some sort of personality defect or something?
In order - Sam Brown, Durga McBroom, and Claudia Fontaine (RIP). Altogether, a stellar reprise of Clare Torry's original from Dark Side Of The Moon.
Hey hi, Clare Torrie did the vocals on the album, but these young Ladies do a fine job here, Some say this is suppose to represent in raw emotion the transitions into leaving life, the stages of dying starting with denial, anger, fear, resistance and finally acceptance, many dispute that claim, but all in all it is an awesome tune for sure !! I have been enjoying accompanying you on your journey down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole, I'm sure that if you check out the entire Pulse concert, you will enjoy the visuals with the music, every song in this concert is awesome, keep them coming my Friend, God Bless
She waited until 2004 ish to sue over royalties. I don’t know anything about British copyright laws and such in the ‘70’s. I also hear that the kids who sang on Another Brick In The Wall Pt2 received nothing.
@@Thomas-we5cy "I don’t know anything about British copyright laws and such in the ‘70’s"
Maybe you should familiarise yourself with them.
@@stevem-h3562
Oh, you mean “familiarize”.
The letter z (zee), not zed has been forgotten.
@@Thomas-we5cy whichever way you spell it, it may well serve you welll to do it and find out about copyright law.
Stops you looking like a proper charlie when you go off on one about a subject but dont clearly understand the legal position.
The court of public opinion has no credibility or familiarity with matters such as this.
@@stevem-h3562
You are correct. I am not a British citizen and I am ignorant of British early 1970’s law. I am thinking about riding a skiff to the Dover shore and becoming a Brit. They’ll let me in? Right? I’m a scholar. I will learn and assimilate.
great moment of pure music and insane vocals too
Phenomenal vocals, Best concert ever. My #1 band of all time and has been since the early 70s. Thanx Justice, Peace
thanks, Justice.. Clare Torry was the original singer of all the vocals.. she started, but when they went live all these years later, they brought in the other two amazing vocalists... appreciate your reaction, as always...
Love Sam brown ❤️
One of the most unique and spellbinding pieces of music ever created. Now, you MUST do 'Run Like Hell' from Pulse. It will be one of the most bombastic and explosive things you've ever seen. Thank me later....
Very powerful emotions through there voice. They speak through music
A beautiful song
Yeh live! But more importantly- no autotune
It means so much to me to see/hear your responses to anything from the Pulse concert version of Pink Floyd's work. Thank you for doing this. It brings me back to when I first listened to it and how emotional it made me. I'm so happy you're enjoying it with us and sharing your time with your viewers like this. It's just such a wonderful experience. 💜
Great reaction
Goose bumps galore every single time since the album came out. I was young then 😢
You were saying which Hendrix songs...All Along the Watchtower is great..Crosstown Traffic and Gypsy Eyes are funky...ny fave is Little Wing..and Axis Bold as Love is a cracking album .Also I can play thus tune on the piano 😍😍
I was there that night, and while all three ladies had totally nailed it on every other track, I must confess to having my fingers crossed for them when they went into this one. Taking on something so iconic that Clare did on the album in a single improv take, and yet having to make it theirs, not just just learning and singing back the original, takes some serious chops. I need not have worried :)
David with the best seat in the house ❤❤❤
Have a listen to Sorrow or Back to life And High Hope's is always a good lesson
"just" the backing vocal ladies😂😂😂i
David Gilmour is playing a lap steel guitar.
Clare Torry improvised her vocals in "The Great Gig in the Sky" all on her own with no direction from the band and was only paid a standard fee of 30 British Pounds for her work and contribution to the composition. Years later, she sued Pink Floyd claiming she helped compose the song and was entitled to royalty rights for it. The court awarded her a half share of the copyright and she then settled out of court with the band for an undisclosed amount for her rights to the song.
Ahhh the forgotten instrument. The human voice. Except when i try sing😮 great reaction. Yes you have the same hair but what is your voice like.😅
How many old men here are jealous of Justice's hair?
What’s old men got to do with it? Stereotypical comment!
Some men lose it all in early 20s
Some men still have a fine set of hair in their 70s
Depends on what you eat, your lifestyle, stress levels and of course your hereditary background.
@@dullaf4099 Stereotypical? Yeah, I guess that is the point. Given the music being played on this channel it surely has lots of old people watching it. Guaranteed lots of us are bald. Justice has great hair and talking to a lot of old bald guys. Glad I didn't mention that this channel is viewed mostly old white men.
This song was performed live at the funeral of Richard Wright, Pink Floyd's keyboardist, in 2008. Durga Mc Broom, a backing singer on the Pink Floyd World Tour, was asked by Rick Wright to do this during his lifetime. As I am in personal contact with Durga Mc Broom, she confirmed this to me. Unconfirmed, however, is the fact that she was accompanied by Jon Lord, keyboardist of Deep Purple, on the piano during the performance.
Nice reaction, the girls were awesome and God's guitarist Sir David Gilmour was awesome on the slide pedal guitar.
Do Comfortably Numb from the same concert next...and your journey to the Pink Side will be complete. (0-0)
Hi Sorrow is a great track from Pulse, giitar is off the scale!
Late as usual. I'll spare you all repeating my Praises of Pink Floyd.
Earlier today I heard a song hadn't heard since the 70s when it made its 2nd or 3 comeback.
Date wise it's going to seem odd but it's definitely worth it.
The song is from 1931. And it is by Harry Roy and his orchestra. It is swing at its Hay Day and the piano playing is off the charts. It will have you moving and grinning.
The song is called
My Pet Pussy.
And much like Pink Floyd it begins with sound effects and a cat meowing. It goes crazy off the rails from there.lol
When you listen to the song remember it's over 90 years old.
Fortunately someone took the time to clean it up and put it on RUclips.
It's even better than Aveeno Ray and the St Louis Blues with stringy the puppet. It was the first use of a tox box that was invented by Alvino Rey in the 1930s He is the one who invented the electric guitar with Gibson.
There is a video of that since they made a music video back then which was played in video jukeboxes.
Like quadraphonic was too expensive to reproduce.
Loved your reaction. Now listen to Pink Floyd, COMFORTABLY NUMB, pulse concert. Then JEREMY by Pearl Jam, the unedited music video. Journey FAITHFULLY and SEND HER MY LOVE videos. Then, if you're feeling spunky, Meatloaf PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHTS, live version. If you want views and likes, Tool SOBER at the Reading Festival. Also, check out Rush, TOM SAWYER, the official video. Can't wait to see your reaction to these songs!
From the Pulse collection, please check out SORROW and ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL.
If you have ever seen British TV SciFi Show "Dr Who" then Pink Floyd "One Of These Days" Live Pulse Concert you will spot a few Bars of the Dr Who Theme (just when the lights go Orange) it's a PF little Easter Egg for fans of the show. Gotta love PF ❤
Try "RUN LIKE HELL" from the pulse tour (remastered).
It’s not ‘great gig in the sky’ level but you should react to Raye singing Oscar Winning Tears at the Royal Albert Hall. She performs it with the orchestra and it’s absolutely phenomenal!
Claire is the first female vocalist, she did the recording back in 71. She got most of the money she earned for it, doing the live shows years later.
Claire sued the Floyd and won.
Not Clare Torry here. The first vocalist is Sam Brown.
@@jim1125-cv6yg they settled out of court. FFS, get it right.
I challenge any RAP artist to write any lyrics as inspirational.
The instrument David Gilmour is playing is a pedal steel guitar
Pink floyd are amazing but please look at deep purple.....child in time ❤
Music was written by Rick Wright ( Keyboards) for a movie. the director didn't like it. The band call a session singer in told her there was no words and make up what she thought would work, Listen music first second take and third going into the next she stop. Thinking that the band didn't like it. Which see heard on the radio for the first time later.
Although not the real deal, I Sawa tribute band called Brit Floyd and they were were insanely good. Chech them out if they come your way.
Go Eagles!
That instrument is called a steel guitar
Sorrow and money for the drums. Have you done echoes 1972?
The three ladies here with the first being Sam Brown then in the middle, Durga McBroom and finally Claudia Fontaine was the third singer.
Sam Brown has her own records and a great song called "Stop"! These three background singers for the Pulse concert did a great job. But Claire Tori is a 5-foot tall little British girl who did the original on Dark Side of the Moon!
thats the short short version
Too listen Too the original version you have to listen Too the studio version it's much better
Listen to the original version...
He listened to the entire album first. Respectfully and with headphones. He even referred to hearing the original.
Pass me whatever you are smoking.
The original singer got paid £30. Until she sued for a writing credit 30 years later. They settled out of court.
It is sliding steel guitar he is playing.
To give it slightly more context. She was a session singer at the time and it was very common to have a musician come in to play/sing a given part, pay their fee and move on. The £ 30 was a standard fee and would be around £400+ now. She argued many years later that the way she did it, there was no existing lyrics or melody line, she should be credited as co-writer. I think most would agree as probably did Pink Floyd as they agreed out of court. Copyright awareness is something that grew over the years. In retrospect you could think Torry could have sued earlier and Pink Floyd certainly could have compensated her years earlier than when the lawsuit came around, but at the time of recording it wasn't a strange thing and certainly not a conscious rip-off or anything. Not by the band members anyway.
@@PickupthePieces76 Thank you.
@@PickupthePieces76 Something that the Torry fanatics never mention. The context around doing sessions back in the day. You got what you negotiated. If you didnt negotiate it at the time, it puts you in a weaker position if the thing becomes a hit. Thats the way the industry was.
So this Pulse concert is 21 years after the song was released on Pink Floyd epic, "The Dark Side Of The Moon" album, so these lovely ladies are NOT the original singer on the album.
Clare Torry is the person who did the original recording in 1973. She did 3 takes and the band took parts of all 3 to make the final recording that's on the album.
At this point of Pink Floyds' career, (post 1985), there were 3 members of the band Pink Floyd, they are the 3 older guys. Dave Gilmour, guitar, (he's playing Slide guitar in this song), Nick Mason, drums, and Rick Wright, keyboards. Roger Waters, one of the co-founders of Pink Floyd in 1964, quit the band in 1985.
The rest of the people onstage here are Floyds Touring band for that period. Clare Torry did tour with Pink Floyd on occasion in the 1980s
You really need to listen to the album version.
He listened to the entire album first. Respectfully and with headphones. He even referred to hearing the original.
Pass me whatever you are smoking.
It's not clare torrie
Sorry. Not a patch on Claire Torrey.
subjective from a blinkered Torry obsessive
Listen to album. The live is no
Only the bald ones.
The live version is good, but the studio version is far superior
So watch him listen to the album. He already did it.
@@ThePelagicHermit I know
subjective from a blinkered Torry obsessive
@@stevem-h3562 yes
Studio version is way better.
subjective
@@stevem-h3562 i could see how people unfamiliar with the song might think a live version is better. it is not, by any objective measure.
@@TheRedStateBlue Its not about "better", and by the way, Im every bit as familiar with the studio cut as you think you are. Kindly refrain from being so patronising. You can only be subjective about what is "better". And, Torry obsessives like you, I'm afraid are never ever objective in that this is a live performance of what was then a twenty year old studio cut and would never ever be a carbon copy of the original; any live cut of any track is always going to be a re-interpretation.
sadly, you Torry obsessives pollute every single reaction to this track like knotweed. Its almost as if you go searching for new reactions of it to justify your existence and spill your bile against anything that isnt the original studio cut.
God you people are tedious.
@@stevem-h3562 ok, mr. expert... what makes this version superior to the studio version that was entirely improvised... go on. i'll wait.
@@TheRedStateBlue Its not about superior. Why do you people think in such binary terms? One thing has to be better or inferior to another? is it some sort of personality defect or something?