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Love Nancy Wilson and love the song. Nice version.... but my heart belongs to Nat!

I love Olivia Newton John! I did Xanadu Jr. and fell in love with Suspended in time the first time I saw it. Finally, I got to perform it on stage this weekend and it was so magical. It’s such a soft, delicate, and magical song that I’m so blessed to be able to sing. ❤

Haley is the real life Jessica Rabbit!

Great articulation to the soulful magic of Sam Cooke!

I love this reaction! I'm a big Judy fan myself. Looking forward to communicating her birthday on Monday. If you haven't already, I would love to have you react to On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe, with the prelude included. What a lovely trip, I'm feeling so fresh and alive... Love you!

Love this reaction!!! I agree!! Please watch Old Man River.

ONE OF THE BEST SINGERS IN THE WORLD. A TRUE PHONEBOOK SINGER.

They did Lady Marmalade before this performance and they completely rocked the stage with high notesss

Sheryl Crowe cannot compare to the great Karen carpenter she was an angel

Thanks SO much for Nancy! I really miss her! Fabulous voice. Classy and elegant. And yes, there was a LOT of Dinah Washington in her style. She said as much.

I always say Fantasia should play Dinah Washington in a movie. Fantasia's talent has been overlooked. She has proven herself to be an all-around entertainer. A lot of the legends like Patti LaBelle, the late Aretha Franklin, Chaka Khan, Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Babyface and so many others have all praised Fantasia. Check out her performance in the Broadway musical After Midnight. The show was set in the 1920's and 30's Jazz age th-cam.com/video/hjFwby-J_ZE/w-d-xo.html

You should really listen to their Burt Bacharach medley… There are a few to choose from, but it is truly something to behold.

Such an incredible song, r.i.p Luther. What a legend.

Loved your personal take and breakdown of the song. Outstanding job of it 👏👏👏

I loved her duet with Jeff Gold lume !

After what you said about Haley playing Peggy Lee in a movie you should check out this to prove your point. th-cam.com/video/TICLiyeHBtI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ovLqNyc2DihVKwp7 Unfortunately it won’t happen for the reasons you give in your comments, which I totally agree with.

Please don’t compare her to anyone else. She has her own voice.

Did you know Phoebe Snow wasn't black???

You should hear her sing the song Creep. She's got so many flavors on all her notes.

Oscar was making a joke, and a feeble one at that, Judy was renowned for her vibrato.

❤Judy Garland😊

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She was incredible...my all-time favorite too!

And no auto tune!

Linda did what she wanted and knocked it out of the park.

She did that.

Great reaction to the beautiful and talented Olivia. Please listen to Twist of fate and her song Sam (the live version) RIP to the most beautiful (inside and outside) Queen of pop. There will never be another.

Her lines and the quality of her voice remind me of Charlie Parker's alto sax. She and the Bird, along with Dizzy Gillespie and Max Roach made ensemble in the early 50's and late 40's.

The greatest singer of all time IMHO. BTW, regarding the nickname "Sassy." In her early career she spent much of her time on the road with Earl Hines' and then Billy Eckstine's bands. Usually, she was the only woman. She dealt with it by becoming "one of the guys." Although she was always very ladylike on stage, when hanging out with the guys she could drink, smoke, and swear with the best of them! And didn't take any stuff from anybody. Hence, "Sass." I love your speech at the end about the quality of singers from that time compared with too many of today's "talent." And your recognition of the skills of The Divine One.

Thanks for the details of the history behind the change of the lyrics. She was right to speak up and point out the major flaw in the original lines of the song. I love this Christmas song and hearing it is an emotional experience for me.

Excellent reaction, everyone so true, she gives absolutely everything.. more Liza, thank you ❤

Sarah Vaughan is my all-time favorite! The control, the phrasing, the RANGE, and the musical choices she makes are all impeccable.

Nancy was simply phenomenal. Great review Dylan.

Magnificent mother first, brilliant artist second was Phoebe Snow.

I love that Nancy Wilson could sing almost anything but I never thought of her as a jazz singer. To me she was singing popular ballads, blues, jazz with Shearing and Cannonball, and I thought she had a great 70s soul sound, which for me was high school. Favorite album All in Love is Fair.And She could sing country, listen to her Ode to Billy Joe. Thanks for honoring Miss Wilson. She was phenomenal and really nice to her fans. Diahann Carroll to me was a great musical theater singer. Loved her too but not like Nancy ❤

Dylan, I know you will be checking out her PostModern Jukebox covers! When you get time you should react to Haley Reinhart, Slash, and Myles Kennedy's performance of Rolling Stone's Wild Horses! It was in Las Vegas 2015 and was at Mohammad Ali's 70th birthday bash!

It's a perfect performance of a song that is about being there for each other.

I found it a beautiful coincidence as they’re singing the words “if you fall I will catch you,” as Patti is holding her hand and helping Cyndi off the piano and walking down the stage. 🫶🏽🤗 demonstrating support and friendship while singing about support and friendship. beautiful duet. And that “the second the second the second,”ad-lib was just spontaneous genius 👌🏽

Her father was a Cantor

Where is your reaction to Phyllis Hyman

Every thing you say is correct. Karen was HIGHLY studied, so was Richard. All of your historical references are spot on. Thank you for recognizing it, and articulating. As of now, YOU are my favorite 😎😎😉😉 reaction you tuber.

Thank you for providing your vowers with a thoughtful analysis of the material that goes beyond: -Oh WOW -That was like ..... -You know ... Congratulations on your channel. I just hit the subscribe button. 😀😀😁😁😎😎

Thank you for this truly lovely reaction, eloquent and touching!

Linda Ronstadt was classically trained in opera.

And thanks for mentioning the Natalie Cole rendition. VERY similar to Nancy's. Nancy's arrangement was by Gerald Wilson (no relation). Gerald became the arranger for the legendary Jimmie Lunceford band at age 21. My dad played in dozens of big bands as a pick-up reed man in the 1930's. Lunceford band was his favorite. Dad worked out of the Boston musicians union. My dad said nearly every big band member carried Jimmie Lunceford records on the road. If you are not familiar with Lunceford's band. I'm sure you'd appreciate them. They were the band every band TRIED to match. Few did. Lunceford died very young.

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Actually they debuted this song a couple of weeks earlier on The Hollywood Palace variety show. Diana Ross was the host and Sammy Davis Jr was the feature guest with the debut of the J5 as the special treat; Ross was designated as the person who discovered them (although it really was Bobby Taylor). That performance is on TH-cam also; you should review that one as it’s truly their very first appearance on national television (Ed Sullivan was their second). And what’s funny is that they performed a medley there as well, and their first two songs were live, but I WANT YOU BACK was definitely lip synched. And the those first two songs were different than the ones they did on Ed Sullivan. The interplay between Michael and Diana Ross is amazing as well. You should check it out!

YOUR RIGHT ON!!!!

I wish I was Terry Thomas, that one person! OMG! OMG!

A BIG WOOOOW!