| Title | : | SUCH A COOL VOICE!.| FIRST TIME HEARING Barrett Strong - Money (That’s What I Want) REACTION |
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2:20 That’s known as call-and-response Comes from Gospel music Still used to this day Adele’s ‘Rumour Has It’ famously employs this phenomenon But it has never stopped being used in newer music It works to liven up a chorus Comment from : Puff Eiffer |
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I was told that the Pimps in the 70’s used to love this cut Comment from : hherrer5 |
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Edd is alive Comment from : RalyWoly |
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I'd have to go find the part in the book to be sure but I believe in Dilla Time by Dan Charnas it's mentioned that Berry Gordy conceived of some lyrics and musicality (the machines and general work going on) for this song when he worked at the Lincoln-Mercury plant before Motown Comment from : Uncle Ramone |
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RIP Barrett Strong Comment from : Aaron Goldstein |
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Mr Barrett Strong has passed at age 81 Rest In Paradise, Sir🎶👑🍀💐🌹💖 Comment from : Rosalyn |
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RIP Comment from : PHARAOH |
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Ray Charles, “Smack Dab In the Middle” Listen to it first, you may not think it’s for you Comment from : Brad Hubbard |
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late '50s r&b cast the mold from which pop music and rock and roll vocalizations would take their cue for the decades to come Comment from : Jeff T |
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Systemic poverty caused by systemic racism was and is a huge part of being Black in America Gimme my money! Comment from : nigel ralph murphy |
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Call and response It's called call and response Goes back to slavery days and the church Old as Africa Comment from : nigel ralph murphy |
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Mary Wells has a good cover of this Comment from : IMadeYouReadThis |
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This genre also had call and response yet in this song the wonderful background singers are replacing the traditional horns section's cords and melody Amazing! I was today years old when I realized this Comment from : Zealous Realms of Divinity and Wealth |
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El Paso 1959 by Marty Robbins is a great ballad for Amber Comment from : Spider Dog |
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Always makes me think of getting even with dad movie 😁 Comment from : Matt |
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If you ever experiment with pivots, I’d love to see your reactions to concepts The fundamental theorem of Calculus or the Koenigsburg Bridge problem would be fun Comment from : Doug Franklin |
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Do One on Billy Stewart-Fatboy Comment from : JE |
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Check out Chairman of the board "give me just a little more time" Comment from : Hoovgroov |
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Interesting note, when John Lennon was murdered the local classical music channel here in Chicago actually played The Beatles version of this song in his honor Comment from : Jim Muratori |
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Love it but you guys need to get into Ray Charles - hate to say it but Ray is the very best Comment from : 51Dss |
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The Flying Lizards and The Beatles covered this song The Flying Lizards version is really good Comment from : Elegant Irony |
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As they say about the paintings of the French artist, Monetthat's what I want Comment from : benj1955 |
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I agree with a previous post that The Beatles cover of this song knocked it out of the park! Comment from : Doug E |
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Try Nature Boy Nat King Coal Comment from : PUNKMYVIDEO |
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This is one of the 1st songs to come out of Motown, Barrett Strong was a writer formation too Comment from : Doctor J |
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The flying lizards done a great job too Different and unique Comment from : Steve Duncan |
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So happy you reacted to this song, one of my favorites, thank you! Keep up the good work! Comment from : Aaron Haupert |
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Motown's very first hit song Comment from : Rhapsody in Justice |
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Alright, I had not known this song was done before the Beatles versionbrbrI learned something new before 2021 finished and with one whole day remaining :-)brbrOn that note, Happy New Year in advance to everyone Comment from : Paul D |
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Flying Lizards version will make you giggle Comment from : Scott J |
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You 2 are hysterical and adorable! I can attest to dancing to this and similar songs at High School dances and parties and we never stopped! If you 2 went to a dance with all this music, you would not stop!!!😆 Comment from : NJChas |
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That style of backup singing is "call and response" and comes from the Black church this is a great example of Soul music, created by Ray Charles and advanced by Sam Cooke Comment from : K D |
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Great song And I was enjoying Amber grooving to it :) Comment from : Brian Howden |
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The Beatles famously also did a version of this, but my favorite version is by The Flying Lizards…it’s a very funky, new wave take on the song! Comment from : kdm71291 |
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For female Friday maybe try “Lucky Number” by Lena Lovich Comment from : Mr Hartlor Tayley |
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Play some Big Mama Thornton Comment from : Mark Simms |
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Heard this on and off all my life Never knew the name or artist brThanks Comment from : Richard Jakubiszak |
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Music of the past had such deep meaning and purpose This is a recreation of an underground railroad slave song by the new Christie minstrels brbr youtube/Sc4jbTzCpB4brbrWhile he's not in this clip I believe this group was Kenny Rogers first gig Comment from : David Greene |
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My favorite part of this song is the baritone sax Comment from : KalzCity |
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You want another money song "For The Love of Money" by the O'Jays it's a funky soulful song from the 70s It has been covered by a number of groups and sampled by just about as many Comment from : R Ray |
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I like this version of money, but since I was in my teens in the late 70s and early 80s my favorite version is the odd version done by Flying Lizards in the late 70sbrbr youtube/fVuSYUNAekc Comment from : John K |
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I had never heard this version of the song The Beatles covered this; that's the version I remember Comment from : Stella Andes |
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Jonny Rivers - Secret Agent Man Comment from : Andy B |
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Oh I remember this! Great song Wasn't this the Motown sound? Anyway, I remember listening to this one Comment from : Jeanie Lipskey |
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For the next female Friday solo video could you do Stevie Nicks "Stand Back" Prince came into the studios and played synthesizers on this song so i know youd love it plus its got a kicking 80's vibe!! Comment from : SegaSurfer:Weight Loss Warrior |
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Don HenleybrThe Garden of Allahbr youtube/DlWqxTpsrnk Comment from : Rickey Gray |
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youtube/9FwL_huvYjQ Comment from : Jason Birkey |
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Don Henley (Eagles drummer/singer)brThe Last Worthless Eveningbr youtube/eSscIUxWJ-8 Comment from : Rickey Gray |
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Listen to the Flying Lizards 1979 cover of this song! Experimental New Wave sound Comment from : Evan Birnholz |
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Huge 60's hit!! Comment from : Carol Little |
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Ray Charles also did it Comment from : yw1971 |
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This is a landmark song/record It was co-written by Barry Gordy and Barry Gordy also played the piano on this record But the big thing about this record is that it was Motown Records first hit record It was also the first hit record recorded at the historic "Hitsville" studio Comment from : JV Smith |
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Please react to Lenny Kravitz Low Comment from : mshari1419 |
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Female Friday should be Donna Summer “Last Dance” she was iconic and so was the song Also Steam “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss him good bye” They still sing it at sporting events Last but not lease Spiral Staircase “I love you more today than yesterday” is another great iconic song Comment from : Rhonda Nelson |
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More amazing R&B voices - brJames Carr - 'Dark End of the Street' / These Ain't RaindropsbrLittle Willie John - Fever/ All Around The World / Need Your Love So Bad Comment from : alison rodger |
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Amber You really need to give Northern Soul a good listen to Comment from : Pamela Pennyworth |
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Would love a reaction to I'm Not In Love by 10cc, 64 layered voices for a very atmospheric song Comment from : Glenn Shelton |
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Question - Did you ever listen to the band Lipps Inc ? If not, I am sure that you will dance heavy The song is called Funky town It is recorded in 1979 -80 Please watch the video You will be shocked by what you see Comment from : VidFotAWK |
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Check out the Beatles' cover One of their best early recordings Comment from : Scott French |
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Are they ready for Dead Can Dance? Lets give them Anabasis DCD is mystery personified youtube/Gvu8JO4vm-A Comment from : Roger Rodriguez |
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The Beatles covered this Song in one of their early albums and the cover song by the Beatles is pretty good as well check it out if you get a chance to Comment from : Jess Ortiz |
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The Beatles and Stones had great versions Comment from : Grayson Todd |
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The Flying Lizards did a cover of this song in 1979 Barrett Strong's version is beautiful The Flying Lizards version is seething with attitude from the punk new wave world I love it as much as the original Lizards version makes me smile Another song that makes me laugh with joy is the DEVO remake of (I can't get no) Satisfaction They are both so wrong they are right! Comment from : rockubtzer |
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Very early Motown Comment from : The Black |
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Luke Combs - Beautiful Crazy Comment from : Matt urban |
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This early Mowtown related release should be followed by reacting to Smokey Robinson & The Miracles "Shop Around" which shows the sound slowly evolving from R&B into soul Comment from : Kevin Barrett |
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The Beatles covered this song with a young John Lennon lead vocals No disrespect to the original it is good, but Lennon gives the song much more energy Just a thought Comment from : Bill F |
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Please listen to Keith Sweat- Twisted & Nobody ❤️❤️❤️ thanks Comment from : Jackie Palencia |
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I remember sitting on our couch with my brothers And my dad playing his records! Great times good memories ! Comment from : TheSmokey999 |
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The Beatles did a great cover of this song as well Comment from : Peter Hynes |
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Very popular we played this in HS band a lot Comment from : SCVIndy |
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post modern jukebox--all about that bass european tour version Comment from : motion52 |
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Please react to The Marcus King Band br"Virginia"br"Homesick"br"Jealous Man"br"Swinging Doors" (cover) Comment from : Hootie Hoo & The BlowPhish |
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How come no reactions today Comment from : Rodney Vaughn |
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What Steve Pastore said Great cover Comment from : bellodrade |
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Checkout The three Degrees When will I see you again Comment from : michael williams |
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I heard what I now realize was a COVER of this song in the 80's or 90's It was a pretty cool song that had sort of a cynical vibe, sung by a woman who came across as being a materialist gold digger This version, I assume the original, has a different vibe and a lot more soul I like both songs databyter Comment from : Databyter |
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One of the earliest recorded hits that put the Motown label on the map Later covered by The Beatles Comment from : Dennis Loren |
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Would you guys please react to Two (2) very underrated songs from the 1980s?br1 "Fantasy" by Aldo Nova 2 "Every Day Is Halloween" by MinistrybrThank youbrAnd some other "mystery"-like songs from the 1980s are "Africa" by Toto, "Eye In The Sky" by The Alen Parsons Project, and "Principles Of Lust: Sadness" by Enigma Peace to all Comment from : Markus E |
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Please do Dance with Cinderella by Steven Curtis Chapman It’s a song he wrote about his young daughter after she passed away I don’t know how he gets through the song when he sings it Very beautiful song As parents of daughters you guys will really appreciate it Also Darius Rucker, it won’t be like this for long Comment from : Marc Martocchio |
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Amber I suspect will like Roberta Flack singing The First time ever I saw your face Comment from : Garry Bosch |
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Nice to see you doing good teacher Comment from : Xynxio |
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Barrett Strong was also co songwriter for the temptations & other Motown artists at Motown records Comment from : Otis Roseboro |
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This was definitely my late dad's favorite song Comment from : Otis Roseboro |
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Evergreen - Barbra Streisand The llove song from the movie A Star Is Born from my generation The Way We Were - Barbra Streisand) br (The Three Fates - ELP Take a pebble Knife edge live from The Beat Club) br(Wishing You Were here - Chicago & the Beach boys Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon - Chicago live Tanglewood and be brbrsure it is 14 minutes and not the cut up version) Comment from : OldManGhost |
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Of course the Beatles did a great version which is worth a listen Comment from : Steven Hiscoe |
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First big hit for Motown records even though this isn't on the Motown label ( Tamla label 1959) some suggestions for female Fridays Barbara Mason Yes I'm ready Dee Dee Sharp I really really love you Ruby Andrews Casanova Barbara Lynn I'm a good woman Linda Jones it won't take much Honey and the Bees now that I know Ruby and the romantics much better off Maxine Brown oh no not my baby Lovelites oh my love Barbara Lewis hello stranger Most of these Soul records made by these artists are not very well known some were big among African-Americans in the 60s and 70s except for the Barbara Mason and the Barbara Lewis records which did cross over and were big hits on Billboard as well as the the soul and R&B charts THANKS ✌️ Comment from : super sonic soul supreme |
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maybe checkout Dion "The King of Doowop" Runaround Sue, The wanderer, Donna the Prima Donna, Abraham, Martin and John just to name a few of his hits Comment from : David VB |
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Thanks for doing this one! I've always loved this song but I had no idea who did it! Comment from : Morning Coffee Break |
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You should listen to lead belly he wrote the song black Betty that was covered by RAM JAM it will blow your mind Comment from : Roger Deck |
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Hi guys female friday suggestion "Better Be Good To Me" by Tina Turner Here's the link : youtube/qyU7BbQSm98 Comment from : Rick Ashworth |
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