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Stories - Brother Louie (1973) DayOne Reacts
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As a 62 year old. I saw racism and even as a young man , I never understood it. How can Love be a bad thing. Love is in short supply to these days. ... Love you all.
Having been there in 1973, and having also been in a family with some interracial relationships, I can tell you it was different. Having said that, ultimately those people were accepted as a part of the family, at least where I come from. This song still sounds good.
It is a great groove I love to this day…..this was a very POWERFUL message…. And I agree with your assessment….Love is Love no matter who it is! And every one should date who they want..the Media is NOT your Judge or your friend!!! Love is Color Blind 💯❤️🙏🏻🙏🏿❤️
I remember as a teenager when this song came out. I was groovin' to the tune and lovin' it. The lyrics told a story unlike most songs out there. And it made people think about racism and prejudice. It had a lot of soulful thinking in it. The song was so popular (It went to #1).
You have a very good heart Angela, and that is one of the main reasons I enjoy your channel so much! Great song, great message!!
I was 18 in '73...loved this song and the sound production of it. It made me think of "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" and Spencer Tracy's speech pointing out the importance of following your heart where love's concerned and not bending to the prejudices of others.
This song was very powerful when it came out… I loved it…
"I hold no hate within my heart or life,, for hate is a cancer that eats the souls of ALL who embrace it"
"Happy"
It's a great song ☺️ with a very powerful message! It can be interpreted in so many ways, but we should all realize that 😘💕 love should be the common denominator for every aspect in life! Goodbye 👋 fellow viewers!
I was 12 years old when this was released and I absolutely loved it. As an old guy I used to watch the Midnight Special back in the day as well. There is a live version of this track from the Midnight Special that is really good as well. This version somebody dubbed the album version over the live version which I never understand why they do that. Anyway thank you for your wonderful review.
Very well put not everyone has a beautiful ❤ like yours 😊
I agree 100% Angela,, what boggles my mind is also the fact that some feel the need to make a big problem,, show the most hate,,etc.,when it in no way even affects them or their lives..Truly sad & twisted people.
This song,, subject & reaction made Depeche Mode's song "People Are People" come to mind..Great song & powerful message.
You're a very intelligent, compassionate, and beautiful young woman, Angela. Anyone with a brain and a true heart will welcome you, your family, and your extended family. I'm always relieved for our society's future when I encounter folks like yourself.
You are absolutely correct, You can't control who you fall in love with, the heart loves what the heart loves. Yes, people suck and will always judge. We still have a long way to go.
Speaking of his voice,, when released & heard for the first time,, many thought it was Rod Stewart,, which is actually understandable considering their similar voices & rasp.
PREACH GIRLFRIEND!!!! Such is life. The world is filled with challenges. We keep our head up and live life.
Memories of hearing this on the radio quite a bit back in the day. Great groove and great vibe. We need more songs like this. We need to keep them coming.
ONE RACE, THE HUMAN RACE, BE GOOD TO EACH OTHER! Yes, it is sad that not enough people don't see it, still.
Great song…great words spoken by you,Angela.
No apology necessary......much love to you!
There are two wolves which fight within each of us,, one wolf is good,, the other is evil...
Which wolf wins?......The one you feed.
Navajo/Bil Hozhoni (The Happy One)
I agree with you 100%. It's so hard for me to understand people who disagree. I like the song a lot. In its day, it tried to shine a light on this issue.
This was a very important song of the times. Popular music can help start some of the more important conversations....
I'm a old white guy i graduated hi school the yr this song came out and i think you are beautiful
You have to consider it was 1973. People were singing about this to raise awareness about the fact that it should never be an issue. If you love someone, that should be the only thing that matters. The same God that created me also created people who look nothing like me. He didn't make any mistakes.
Wizards wise words : " it's not how much you love but how much you are loved by others "
I offer the wisdom that I have lived my life by,, The earth is my mother and ALL her children my brothers & sisters ❤️ 👧 🌎 🧒 ❤
Navajo/Bil Hozhoni (The Happy One)
first time i see ANY of the reaction channels do this one !!
There are 15 RUclips channels who’ve already reacted to “Brother Louie”.
there's another brother louie out there !! and that does NOT mean that ive seen them@@gabrielmcdonnell8699
The entirety of this song can be summed up in the final lines:
"Ain't no difference if you black or white.
Brothers, you know what I mean."
So, what exactly does he mean...brothers?
Hear it in the interludes?...the guitar making its case...the violins answering
...and then each sounding over each other trying to win the argument!
Our marriage is interracial. We have been married for 45 yrs. We had our ups and downs but stuck through it together!
I remember this song on the radio.
Things are changing. I had a relative who was ostracized because she married an Italian man (1930s). Today no one would bat an eye. change is happening; maybe slowly, but it is happening. As you said, you have no idea who you might fall in love with.
No apology necessary.
I loved your talk after this. You are so right. It doesn’t matter at all who you love. It’s a shame that even today others judge people wrongly for this.
Well, on a lighter note, in 1973 I was 22, and had already blown thru the Danger ! Danger ! Stop sign ! 😂 That’s a great line in that song !
Back when this song came out, she wouldn't have done any better taking Louie home.
ANGELA NOW YOUR GETTING TO SOME GOOD MUSIC--YOUR THE BEST
this song was a listen for me about 10 or more times a day back then! it was so good!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm sorry sweetie, I could tell you were upset during this reaction.....those people that judge, will never understand, & not worth our time 💗💗💗
This song maybe is more relevant today than when it first came out.
Eres un alma sensible Angela. Saludos desde Uruguay!.
It wasn't easy coming up in the 60's. Us late baby boomers felt differently about race issues than the previous generations, and our own families couldn't understand us. It was trying times but many of us stuck it through and did make some changes....still working on it.
Yup, Angela, *50 YEARS LATER* ppl _STILL_ have issues with IR (and LGBT+) relationships. When ppl feel threatened, the hate manifests itself.
I grew up in the 70's and black men and white women were common but white men with black women were almost unheard of then.
76 years old and seen it for real, love how you feel about it!!
You're such a beautiful soul.
your making me tear up.....ive loved 2 dark girls......in the 80's......i still feel for them and think of them....i gotta go b4 i break down......bye beautiful dayone girl.....
I can remember this song and it's subject being controversial back in '73. Kinda like The Kinks LOLA. We've come far since then, but not far enough !!!!
Black & White, Love is Love 🥰
Excellent request
Everything can be an issue as long as its constantly talked about. I feel everything can go down a different path as long as its not given any traction and looked at under a microscope. Life shouldn't have to be so hard!!!!
I was 10 when this came out.. singing this then helped me be a better person regarding this message Thanks for those great words Angela ❤
Why you so sad!! This song was so good!! We jammed it on the radio man!!!
One of my favorites. It's message, story, I missed as a youth. When I caught on I was like "what?". Great song though.
I’ve been married to my sister wife since 91…3 kids all doing great and my oldest and his wife about to have a baby. Faith, temperament, and social desires and energy will determine long term relationships…and people who are willing to play the long game. Marriage isn’t for cowards
This song came out in the early 70's. Times were different then. I married a woman of color in 1984. We still had to struggle with Idiots that everytime they opened their mouths, they showed their Ignorance! We have now been married 39 years, have 3 adult children, and 4 Grandkids. Our children are whiter than me! We taught them to like all Races, and not to diss their Mom which They never did. When they were little, and even now, Leticia got so wild looks when these white children would hug and kiss her, cause her mocha color didn't fit into their thought process! Don't care, I Love her with my life! She's my Nubian Queen, my family welcomed her with open arms! Here's to another 39 years!♥️✌️
It's a rotten world we live in, DayOne. Too much hate in it. And like you, I hope and pray for a better tomorrow.
I still have this song on a 45, i still play this song on my drums 👍
Rod Stewart's first hit. Ron Wood of the Rolling Stones on lead guitar.
Angela, I feel your pain. This lyrics of this song addresses the issue of interracial relationships with blunt force trauma; almost continuing the problem by making it such a big deal. Thank you for interpreting the song in a way that shows we have come a long way since 1973. Not just in regard to race but also regarding orientation and gender. Yes we have more improvement to make but in 1973 the idea of gay marriage was a distant dream and now we have achieved it. The growing acceptance of gender as non-binary is also wonderful to see.
I married a girl from a different country and caught a lot of animosity. Could have just been me. ...
Voice is very Rod stewart......in fact for a long time I thought it was Rod Stewart.....
Love the reaction and i know you have a great heart from your reactions Proud of you for being an Awesome person
Right on!
Heard this song a in 1973. I was in high school. I remember thinking well duh, of course, glad we are past the racist bs, and I discounted this song as being “obvious”. Boy was I in a bubble.
On the whole I think much progress has been made, but progress typically is uneven, and now via social media outrageous and divisive stuff gets amplified.
Another band called Family ( In My Own Time )
This cover became a hit but the first didn't do as well. I'm 65 and remember this one well. I thought race relations were turning around in those days. My best friend in High School was black and we both experienced the racism going from his side of the town to mine. People still can't let it go today and it saddens me so much. Not the future I envisioned.
suggest MIDNIGHT MAN by the JAMES GANG
Well said! Thanks Angela
Well Said 💗💗💗
Love is love. Color blind. Sexuality blind. Nationality blind. Love is love period.
excellent
Born in the 50’s, I remember when interracial dating was frowned upon, some couples were threatened with jail and physical harm. Interracial dating was against the law in many US states. Now 3 of my 4 nephews date outside their race... lol.
Rod Stewart "Seems Like A Long Time"..An ABSOLUTE classic. ❤
My old man would’ve killed me.
Oldies love your coolness brown suga good to see ya love this hit great tunes wonderful ljs
You should listen to a band called Blue Mink and there songs ( Melting Pot / The Banner Man / Good Morning Freedom / Our World ) are just a few
GREAT REVIEW❤❤TRUE❤
The way people react is more a reflection of them and not coming to terms with subjects that make them uncomfortable, so instead of grappling with it, they do the easier thing of "othering" and falsely elevating themselves as morally superior.
I know the original version of this by Hot Chocolate, who made some great stuff. This cover is not bad, but I prefer the original-Colin Ward
In my opinion the original by Hot chocolate has more musical texture to it. It’s very sad today in 2023 we still have this problem. Love is Love doesn’t matter what color or gender you are. Who cares who you love. Just be happy for the individuals in love…❤
Hey Angie, You may like Duncan Sheik Barely Breathing
How much more 70's can you get...
Before this was Janis Ian's "Societies Child" was even better and she was only 15 when she wrote and preformed it.
One of better songs from the 1970 s great live performance
Yes there are still issues with interacial relationships but we should really celebrate the progress that has been made and allow the progression to keep going naturally. I think when people get too up in arms over those that still haven't come around, we end up unintentionally slowing down the process. As MLK said, “Returning hate for hate multiplies hate, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars. Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.”
Yup but “those that still haven’t come around” _STILL WIELD A LOT OF POWER IN 2023_ They pass the hate on to their kids, they elect ppl who hate marginalized communities...
No buts! Any power they have only comes when you put things in their hands instead of taking personal responsibility. If you are fortunate enough to understand that those of other races are your brothers and sisters and not your enemy, then you have a responsibility to spread that love to those who haven't come around. The government can't make someone love and respect other people. We love because God loved us first. Those who hate will never love unless we show them love first.
@@gabrielmcdonnell8699
Just reading the comments..I'm 66. It was a totally different back in those days..I'm was raised in the deep south..had a granddad that was so racial .. we would laff at him cause we thought he was crazy..
You’re 100% right. The fact that some of this crap is still going on is very sad. People are people. We are all the same underneath. In the words of En Vogue, “Free Your Mind”.
Sounds like you were raised right to me.
Hot Chocolate the UK band also did a version of it. This was released about 1972 - 1973.
Their’s was the original & includes viewpoint from the girls family too.
Great song from the early 70s, 1972 or 73, I think.
"Danger, danger when you taste Brown Sugar"... been with my Brown Sugar over 35 years n' she's still sweet. By th' way, Angela... Ya seem rather subdued, hope all is cool with you.
Back in High School i wanted to be with this girl. She was beautiful likke you
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In 1973 it was uncommon.
In my humble opinion Hot Chocolate did this better including lyrics for the dad as to what specifically he is against and yes it is very very clear..and I think Errol Brown sang it better too..🇬🇧💞🙏✝️👏👍🇺🇸
👍👍👍👍👍👍
You have to remember be it so wrong this was the early seventies and it was an issue to many. It’s wrong and it’s been getting much better. Again, this was 55 years ago.
50 years ago
Cover version, not too bad...try original version by Hot chocolate the original group to do record this The Song was written by Errol Brown, lead singer the of group.
I have to say this, even though I don't like to get very personal with anyone, especially a RUclipsr! But here goes! I wish there were more people like you in the 🌎🌍 world! This life would be a pleasant experience ☺️ if that were the case! Bye you all!
I had a black girlfriend from 2006-2008. Not one white person gave me any grief or had a problem with it. Same for most black women. Black men were a different story. Such anger and contempt. Even threats. We broke up because of it. That was my experience.
What is your purpose to point out that some black men you knew had a problem with it and white people didn't?
Or perhaps the white ppl who were aware of your relationship with the black woman didn’t have the courage to voice their opinion.