The movie is based on the Broadway musical, “Jersey Boys “!!! Pop is a genre that is much older than this sound. Pop music is from the early 50’s. Popular songs that were hits and outside of blues, country, R&B, jazz and rock. I would argue that in fact each decade had its pop sounds by the crooners, chanteuses and the singers with the big bands and dance bands of the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s.
@@foreveralone11w I agree. This is one of the groups that transcends what I normally listen to. I mean I usually listen to stuff like Zeppelin but this ....how can you not like the music? And the movie was really interesting. The part about his daughter....:(
Listen to The Four Seasons "Sherry" "Rag Doll" "Beggin' " and "C'Mon Marrianne" "My Eyes Adored You" Frankie Valli also had the hit "Grease" his falsetto voice is very distinguishable and Brilliant
2.45 is when Frankie starts to sing.. He's sitting on the bar stool.. Frankie Valli and the 4 Seasons are BRILLIANT.. Have a look at 'Sherry', 'Big Girls don't Cry', 'Walk like a man', 'My Eyes Adored you' and there are so many more so many more fabulous songs to choose from.. Best wishes to you both, from Wales.
Frankie was dealing with hearing problems (that were eventually corrected) at the time they recorded this song, so he wasn't confident enough to sing lead on it. He has an amazing voice. Opus 17 (Don't You Worry 'bout Me) is one of my personal favorites of theirs.
Fun Fact:. Even Frankie Valli's hits are still the 4 Seasons. That is how close they were as they allowed him to go "solo", especially considering Frankie Valli didn't write the songs.
Agreed! Just mentioned this in the comments above as the one that should definitely react to. Who loves you is definitely #1 for me! They do have so many good ones though as you mentioned. Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You is a fantastic song. Of course this is exactly what they were saying and they were accurate without knowing how different Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons can sound
Frankie was the original falsetto singer. They've been around a long time. Sherry, Big Girls Don't Cry, Rag Doll, Who Loves You, Walk Like a Man, Working My Way back to You, and many, many more. Fantastic group.
All those early/mid 60s hits with the high voices,and Rag Doll is such a sad song it makes me slightly teary. Then their mid-70s comeback with songs like The Night (which I hope gets checked out as well),this one and Who Loves You (Pretty Baby)?
I can tell you right now; Amber had heard Frankie Valley before. He sings the title track for the movie Grease, which she wants Rob to watch. Grease (Is The Word) was written for the movie; replacing the usual orchestra intros plays use.
I never imagined in a million years someone would link Rush and Frankie Vallie and the Four Seasons together. That is one of the reasons I love to watch reactions!!
Since I first heard this in 6th grade back in the late 70’s this has been one of my favorite songs. It is one of those on my list of 50 songs if I had only them to listen to forever. 😁 Franki Valli is the falsetto sitting in the stool. That cool sound you heard was guitar scratching. Very prevalent in disco and disco-related songs in the late 70’s.
The Four Seasons started in the very early '60s when the sound was still '50s pop. They survived the Beatles revolution, and disco, making it to mid '70s still scoring hits like this one. Talent shines regardless of fads, but this is probably why you can hear that mix of styles.
Jersey in the hoooouuusssee!!! Frankie is a Jersey Boy, hence the Broadway musical, Jersey Boys, after his life …. We are proud of him! He also sang the theme song to Grease
The Four Seasons career spanned over 20 years. Frankie doesn’t sing lead at the beginning or throughout most of the song, which was a rarity. Valli could sing notes so high only a dog could hear. One of my favorites that rarely gets mentioned is “C’mon Marianne)”. I believe that that song influenced The Doors song “Touch Me” which came out the following year.
This always has been a banger that stands the test of time really well!! We used to blast this song from the jukebox, summer at the community pool back in the 70s!! Gotta love the old jukeboxes with all those 70s hits.
More Four Seasons songs that you MUST listen to : walk like a man, can’t take my eyes off of you, big girls don’t cry, opus 17(don’t you worry bout me)
To me, this is a trip to Montreal with friends when I was 19. It was an old song then, but it was played a bunch of times and we were drunk and sang it all weekend.
These guys were huge in the 70s much like Chicago. Highly influential. By the way, Rob, Frankie Valli sung the title track for the Grease soundtrack in 1978 which was written by your boy, Berry Gibb. The Bee Gees wrote a lot of songs for other artists. Berry also wrote Islands in the Stream which was performed by Kenny and Dolly. Berry was a big deal.
My cousin, Pam, was 9 years older than me. I was six years old in her room. She played "Big Girls Don't Cry" by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. This was the beginning of my love affair with music. Music and I are still in love.🎼🎵🎶
Frankie Valli was the guy up front holding the headset to one ear. They started out as "The Found Seasons" and were a "Singing" group like a Barbershop Quartet. Songs by them that you may love would be "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You", "Who Loves You"...and for their older songs, Sherry should tell you everything you need to know about their old style.
My favorite group when I was a teenager…..They are iconic…..I bought every album they ever put out…I used all my babysitting money….Enjoy your journey down my rabbit hole…..Judy D
Frankie Valli’s granddaughter Olivia Valli is an actress and singer and I had the pleasure of seeing her a few months ago as Elphaba is the touring company of Wicked.
So many songs they had. Walk Like A Man, Sherry, Rag Doll and on and on. They were one of the first American bands during the British Invasion. During this time there was an explosion of music. Sam Cooke, Righteous Brothers, Smokey Robinson, etc. A huge variety.
You two...so dang cute! The way you just get happy! Very popular song when I was a teen and was in the clubs. Did you ever see Grease? (John Travolta 1978)...BTW.. your love is evident! You give this old lady hope for our world! Blessings 🙌🙌🥰😍🤩
The neat thing about the music from the 60's and 70's is that the music transcends time. People who have not heard the music before and then do get to hear these songs, tell how much they love these songs from my generation and that's really awesome!!
I think that sound you are questioning is the guitar with the use of a Wawa peddle. Great song! Their story is the broadway play “Jersey Boys”. Yes they are iconic!
I'm still trying to catch up in all of the reaction videos! My mom bought Franki Valli and the Four Seasons vinyl album in the 1960's. I now have her albums including that one. The album is full of iconic songs by the group like Sherry, Rag Doll, Dawn, Big Girls Don't Cry and Walk Like A Man and I still listen to it. I have the 45 record of this song! ❤
When the nostalgia mood strikes you again someday, I have a suggestion. Try diving into some Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons songs. Their music spans from the early 60's to mid 90's. There was even a Broadway Hit play about the group's history called "Jersey Boys". Here is a list of a few of their hits: "Rag Doll", "Sherry", "Big Girls Don't Cry", "Walk Like a Man", "Candy Girl", "Dawn", "Stay", "Ronnie", "Save It for Me", " Big Man in Town", "Bye, Bye Baby", "Let's Hang On!", "Working My Way Back to You", "I've Got You Under My Skin", "C'mon Marianne", "Will You Love Me Tomorrow", "Who Loves You".
Hi, Francie Valli & The Four Seasons were put together if I'm not mistaken by knowing the actor Joe Pesci he and Frankie were Italian/Americans and knew each other. Joe knew a lot of people and it helped them apparently. Frankie was the one sat on the stool. They sang Sherry Baby. Francie also sang Grease is the Word, from the movie. Who loves you pretty baby. Walk like a Man & so many others. I hope that helps.
Please, please, please do "Who Loves You Pretty Baby, Sherry, Big Girls Don't Cry, Can't Take My Eyes Off You, The Lion Sleeps Tonight", there are so many to pick from! You like Falsettos, well, you will find Frankie Valli's falsetto unbelievable!
Pop music was definitely around at the time that Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons was around.. They had most of their hits in the 1960s. "December, 1963 (Oh What a Night)" came out in December 1975 and was one of the last hits they had as a group.
Gerrymandering Polci took lead on this song because Frankie was having hearing problems. He is an incredible singer. Gave it up for family. He married Frankie's daughter. Went to college got his teaching degree and still teaches music in New Jersey to this day.
You should recognize his voice. Frankie Valli is the singer in the main song called "Grease" for the classic move "Grease"! You know the first song of the movie as it's starting.
Love Franki Vali. Frankie isn't singing This song. Only the high part. He's normally singing and his voice is unmistakable. This is an older song. Go back to the 50s and 60s. Legends. Do Sherry. Another great song.
Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito, Nick Massi, Joe Long and later Gerry Polci (that voice!) and Don Ciccone, absolute music icons: The Four Seasons!
THEE Frankie Valli is the one sitting on the stool. He was the 2nd one to sing. Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons are EPIC and have so many hits. You will enjoy every single one of them. They are LEGENDS and ICONS for sure...
The very first band I was introduced to as a child, and thankfully so! Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons will always be one of my favorite bands, and Frankie's voice will always be one of the Greatest!!!
Other suggested hits: Grease, Sherry, Swearin’ to God, Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You, Let’s Hang On, Who Loves You, Big Girls Don’t Cry, Walk Like a Man, Candy Girl, Dawn, My Eyes Adored You and I”m sure there are more that I can’t think of right now.
You forgot Ronnie, Working My Way Back To You, C’mon Marianne, Bye Bye Baby (Baby Goodbye), I’ve Got You Under My Skin, Opus 17 (Don’t You Worry ‘Bout Me).
This song is "70s" Four seasons if you go back to 60s Four Seasons their sound is completely different but no matter what decade you choose all Four Seasons is good. Frankie Valli sings the theme for Grease as well ☺
Not only is he still alive but is planning on a fall tour. I saw him year before last and he still sings live during his shows(with the help of a backing track). Still sounds good at 87.
Saw him too with my mom. I think he was 83 at the time. Fantastic! Yes, he is a huge icon with an amazing and distinct sound! Of course love Grease (Jay and Amber, you were or have watched the movie Grease and recently reacted to your the One That I Want by Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta). My all time favorite though is Who loves You.
Frankie Valli’s voice comes to the fore in their songs, ‘ Walk Like A Man’ and ‘ Sherry Baby’ ’ I’m sure you will love them. The bass singer Nick Massi was the songwriter for the group.
Gerry Polci is the drummer. Frankie is the one sitting on the stool. One of a kind voice. Very distinct. Listen to Who Loves You. You should check the DVD Jersey Boys. It's Vallis story of how he began & all he went through. Great movie tons of their songs! You'd absolutely love it.
Gerry Polci later became a music teacher, and you'll see several comments on Four Seasons videos from this era, probably including this one as well as the live Midnight Special version, saying, "Hey that's my old band teacher, Mr. Polci!"
My uncle, Tommy Devito, was the original band member who put it all together. He passed this year to Covid at the age of 92. The guy was an absolute character!
There’s a movie about Frankie and how the 4 seasons came together. “Jersey Boys” is a must watch!
I liked the movie a lot.
@@boki1693 I’ve seen it at least 10 times! The music is just sooo addicting.
The movie is based on the Broadway musical, “Jersey Boys “!!!
Pop is a genre that is much older than this sound.
Pop music is from the early 50’s. Popular songs that were hits and outside of blues, country, R&B, jazz and rock. I would argue that in fact each decade had its pop sounds by the crooners, chanteuses and the singers with the big bands and dance bands of the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s.
@@blasegallo4280 My nephew was one of the Jersey Boys when it first opened on Broadway. He had barely heard of the 4 seasons before then. LOL.
@@foreveralone11w I agree. This is one of the groups that transcends what I normally listen to. I mean I usually listen to stuff like Zeppelin but this ....how can you not like the music? And the movie was really interesting. The part about his daughter....:(
Listen to The Four Seasons "Sherry" "Rag Doll" "Beggin' " and "C'Mon Marrianne" "My Eyes Adored You" Frankie Valli also had the hit "Grease" his falsetto voice is very distinguishable and Brilliant
Might as well add "Walk Like A Man" to that list
And "Big Girls Don't Cry."
And "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" 😍
Please react to ‘Grease Is The Word’
My Eyes Adored You has always been one of my absolute favorite songs.
2.45 is when Frankie starts to sing.. He's sitting on the bar stool.. Frankie Valli and the 4 Seasons are BRILLIANT..
Have a look at 'Sherry', 'Big Girls don't Cry', 'Walk like a man', 'My Eyes Adored you' and there are so many more so many more fabulous songs to choose from..
Best wishes to you both, from Wales.
2:45
Seconded
I believe they meant Sherry
They have to listen to one of these
Frankie was dealing with hearing problems (that were eventually corrected) at the time they recorded this song, so he wasn't confident enough to sing lead on it. He has an amazing voice. Opus 17 (Don't You Worry 'bout Me) is one of my personal favorites of theirs.
"Can't Take My Eyes Off You" by Frankie Valli is a must. Amber will melt.
Can’t take my eyes off of you is one of the harder songs to sing by Frankie Valli because it goes up four or five steps throughout the whole song.
Frankie Valli and the four seasons were the pre Bee gees!
Fun Fact:. Even Frankie Valli's hits are still the 4 Seasons. That is how close they were as they allowed him to go "solo", especially considering Frankie Valli didn't write the songs.
If you do Can't Take My Eyes Off You, make sure NOT to do the COVER version that a lot of reactors are making the mistake of doing.
YES‼‼‼‼‼‼‼
I graduated from high school in ‘64. This is music I grew up with. Don’t overthink this. It’s a joyous, cheeky song.
Their 60s songs are a different sound than the 70s. “Who Loves You” would be another 70s sound you guys would love! One of my favorite songs
YES YES YES!!! I forgot all about that song and i love it sooooo much!!
Who Loves You is my absolute favorite of theirs as well!!!
Agreed! Just mentioned this in the comments above as the one that should definitely react to. Who loves you is definitely #1 for me! They do have so many good ones though as you mentioned. Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You is a fantastic song. Of course this is exactly what they were saying and they were accurate without knowing how different Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons can sound
Well the whole lineup of the Four Seasons changed from the 60s to the 70.
Lots of people don't credit this singer enough. IT'S THE DRUMMER. Frankie singing back-up and the chorus.
YES YES YES... thank you.
That drummer is Gerry Polci. This is an amazing tune that highlights his vocal talent. It's a shame he didn't sing more lead vocals.
Yes. 😊
Omg.... he was DREAMY 😍🤩
I've been shouting this at my family for years! The talent and musicianship in this song is off the charts.
Frankie was the original falsetto singer. They've been around a long time. Sherry, Big Girls Don't Cry, Rag Doll, Who Loves You, Walk Like a Man, Working My Way back to You, and many, many more. Fantastic group.
And don't forget "Marlena". :)
Walk like a man is my favorite.
The Night
Valley was the singer for the movie Grease.
All those early/mid 60s hits with the high voices,and Rag Doll is such a sad song it makes me slightly teary. Then their mid-70s comeback with songs like The Night (which I hope gets checked out as well),this one and Who Loves You (Pretty Baby)?
I can tell you right now; Amber had heard Frankie Valley before. He sings the title track for the movie Grease, which she wants Rob to watch. Grease (Is The Word) was written for the movie; replacing the usual orchestra intros plays use.
* Written by THE BEE GEE'S
Written by Barry Gibb
It's a very very long time since I watched Grease, but i'm pretty sure he sung Beauty School Dropout as well didn't he?
@@Tulkas219 that's Frankie Avalon.
@@davedave8602 - Ah! getting my Frankie's mixed up again. Always doing that! Thanks for replying!
My Eyes Adored You is the song to do next. It is one of the best songs ever written.
Frankie Valli singing Grease is also iconic.
FROM 1978 Amber
Frankie Valli is in his 80s and still performing. I hear he's a very nice man and loves to meet his fans in person.
Frankie Valli headlined at the Proms in the Park in Hyde Park, London in 2016. Still a fantastic artist.
I never imagined in a million years someone would link Rush and Frankie Vallie and the Four Seasons together. That is one of the reasons I love to watch reactions!!
Exactly!!!!!! Reactions hit on all levels
Gary Polci is the drummer. An extremely underrated musician. Listen to his drum work in Who loves you.
Thank you for recognizing the drummer. His voice was phenomenal!
It's Gerry polci ,also was Franky's brother in law
Gerri's cymbal work on Who loves you is magnificent.
'Sherry' is one of my favourites by them. Frankie Valli's vocals are on FULL display. It's a fun song too.
I'm glad you two beautiful kids love the soundtrack of my life. I so appreciate your love for my days of music. God Bless. Terry
Since I first heard this in 6th grade back in the late 70’s this has been one of my favorite songs. It is one of those on my list of 50 songs if I had only them to listen to forever. 😁
Franki Valli is the falsetto sitting in the stool. That cool sound you heard was guitar scratching. Very prevalent in disco and disco-related songs in the late 70’s.
The Four Seasons started in the very early '60s when the sound was still '50s pop. They survived the Beatles revolution, and disco, making it to mid '70s still scoring hits like this one. Talent shines regardless of fads, but this is probably why you can hear that mix of styles.
Jersey in the hoooouuusssee!!! Frankie is a Jersey Boy, hence the Broadway musical, Jersey Boys, after his life …. We are proud of him! He also sang the theme song to Grease
I love music that makes you dance and puts a grin on your face.
There isn’t a song of theirs that you won’t like!!!! They are legend in this time frame!!!
The drummer was Bob Gaudio (RIP). He was a great singer/songwriter and made a great team along with Frank Valli.
This song re-ignited The Four Seasons career world-wide. Such a great song!! Try the follow up "Silver Star"
The Four Seasons career spanned over 20 years. Frankie doesn’t sing lead at the beginning or throughout most of the song, which was a rarity. Valli could sing notes so high only a dog could hear. One of my favorites that rarely gets mentioned is “C’mon Marianne)”. I believe that that song influenced The Doors song “Touch Me” which came out the following year.
That and the Ajax Stronger Than Dirt commercial.
This always has been a banger that stands the test of time really well!! We used to blast this song from the jukebox, summer at the community pool back in the 70s!! Gotta love the old jukeboxes with all those 70s hits.
Frankie's got one of the all time great distinctive voices ever. "My Eyes Adored You" is my favorite.
Even people who are not familiar with the 4 Seasons have heard Frankie Valli sing the title song to Grease.
"My Eyes Adored You" is also my favorite Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons' song!
One of my favorite songs 😊❤️
More Four Seasons songs that you MUST listen to : walk like a man, can’t take my eyes off of you, big girls don’t cry, opus 17(don’t you worry bout me)
To me, this is a trip to Montreal with friends when I was 19. It was an old song then, but it was played a bunch of times and we were drunk and sang it all weekend.
These guys were huge in the 70s much like Chicago. Highly influential. By the way, Rob, Frankie Valli sung the title track for the Grease soundtrack in 1978 which was written by your boy, Berry Gibb. The Bee Gees wrote a lot of songs for other artists. Berry also wrote Islands in the Stream which was performed by Kenny and Dolly. Berry was a big deal.
My cousin, Pam, was 9 years older than me. I was six years old in her room. She played "Big Girls Don't Cry" by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. This was the beginning of my love affair with music. Music and I are still in love.🎼🎵🎶
Just so yall know, Franki Valli is the second guy that comes out to sing.
Frankie and them are legends omg YES
This is a great 70s tune but for true Frankie Valli you need to go back to the 60s
All the way back to the first hit, Sherry.
This group was created in the 60s… A lot of songs from the 60s going into the 70s, there’s a lot to react to hear some good stuff
I doubt they will enjoy the older Four seasons. It is extremely dated.
Oh the times we skated to this song! Took it right into the disco days.
Saw them in concert…Ahhhhmazing!
They had so many hits.. Frankie Valli is 88 and still performing.
Frankie Valli was the guy up front holding the headset to one ear. They started out as "The Found Seasons" and were a "Singing" group like a Barbershop Quartet. Songs by them that you may love would be "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You", "Who Loves You"...and for their older songs, Sherry should tell you everything you need to know about their old style.
Frankie Valli was a cousin of the singer in a band I was in, in the late 70's. By then Frankie had changed a lot of his style with his falsetto range.
1976. This song came out that year. He sang with the 4 seasons his group. He sang by himself in the seventies.
It's a 60s group, getting Into "DISCO".❤ FRANKIE V. and the FOUR SEASONS.
That’s Frankie with the high voice .. grew up on them too.
Their story was told in the musical The Jersey Boys. Wonderful music!
This and Who Loves You are simply epic. I'm eager to hear and see your reactions.
Enjoy yall so much Rob squad 4ever.
One of the top four groups of all time.
You have to do “who loves you” absolutely amazing song by the Four Seasons
My favorite group when I was a teenager…..They are iconic…..I bought every album they ever put out…I used all my babysitting money….Enjoy your journey down my rabbit hole…..Judy D
Frankie Valli’s granddaughter Olivia Valli is an actress and singer and I had the pleasure of seeing her a few months ago as Elphaba is the touring company of Wicked.
One of my favorites of theirs
One of the top three bands of all time.
The way that bass comes in late in the first verse is a whole mood.
Pure party song magic!
So many songs they had. Walk Like A Man, Sherry, Rag Doll and on and on. They were one of the first American bands during the British Invasion. During this time there was an explosion of music. Sam Cooke, Righteous Brothers, Smokey Robinson, etc. A huge variety.
Bedroom music…love it.
Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons was Americas answer to the Beatles. Many many many hit songs through the 60s
You two...so dang cute! The way you just get happy! Very popular song when I was a teen and was in the clubs. Did you ever see Grease? (John Travolta 1978)...BTW.. your love is evident! You give this old lady hope for our world! Blessings 🙌🙌🥰😍🤩
One of the three bands of all time.
The sound you were talking about is created with a guitar and a wah wah pedal. Such a sound is heard on a lot of funk songs.
The neat thing about the music from the 60's and 70's is that the music transcends time. People who have not heard the music before and then do get to hear these songs, tell how much they love these songs from my generation and that's really awesome!!
So glad you loved this song. One of my all-time favorites.
I think that sound you are questioning is the guitar with the use of a Wawa peddle. Great song! Their story is the broadway play “Jersey Boys”. Yes they are iconic!
Great music great memories 😁
I love Amber. She's the cool aunt. That mom of your friend, she's the reason you love hanging out at his house. She's so positive. Thank you.
Love this reaction!!!
So many good things about this song, but that piano riff is pretty awesome.
I'm still trying to catch up in all of the reaction videos! My mom bought Franki Valli and the Four Seasons vinyl album in the 1960's. I now have her albums including that one. The album is full of iconic songs by the group like Sherry, Rag Doll, Dawn, Big Girls Don't Cry and Walk Like A Man and I still listen to it. I have the 45 record of this song! ❤
When the nostalgia mood strikes you again someday, I have a suggestion. Try diving into some Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons songs. Their music spans from the early 60's to mid 90's. There was even a Broadway Hit play about the group's history called "Jersey Boys". Here is a list of a few of their hits: "Rag Doll", "Sherry", "Big Girls Don't Cry", "Walk Like a Man", "Candy Girl", "Dawn", "Stay", "Ronnie", "Save It for Me", " Big Man in Town", "Bye, Bye Baby", "Let's Hang On!", "Working My Way Back to You", "I've Got You Under My Skin", "C'mon Marianne", "Will You Love Me Tomorrow", "Who Loves You".
so funny how you guys sat listening and then brock out at the same time in the song
Funky song from the first note, love it 🔥
Frankie Valli has been around for years!!! They are awesome!!! Love them. I have 8 track tapes of them!!!!
Hi,
Francie Valli & The Four Seasons were put together if I'm not mistaken by knowing the actor Joe Pesci he and Frankie were Italian/Americans and knew each other. Joe knew a lot of people and it helped them apparently.
Frankie was the one sat on the stool.
They sang Sherry Baby. Francie also sang Grease is the Word, from the movie.
Who loves you pretty baby. Walk like a Man & so many others.
I hope that helps.
You have to listen to their songs "Big Girls Don't Cry", "Stay", "Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You", and "Sherry"!
Would love for you to react to Sherry,by the Four Seasons. You guys would LOVE the falsetto!
Please, please, please do "Who Loves You Pretty Baby, Sherry, Big Girls Don't Cry, Can't Take My Eyes Off You, The Lion Sleeps Tonight", there are so many to pick from! You like Falsettos, well, you will find Frankie Valli's falsetto unbelievable!
Pop music was definitely around at the time that Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons was around.. They had most of their hits in the 1960s. "December, 1963 (Oh What a Night)" came out in December 1975 and was one of the last hits they had as a group.
Love this band. Never seen them live but I saw the musical Jersey Boys which is about the Four Seasons. So much fun!
Quite possibly one of the greatest songs in history one love
Frankie is the singer on the stool with the mic and the headphones.
Gerrymandering Polci took lead on this song because Frankie was having hearing problems. He is an incredible singer. Gave it up for family. He married Frankie's daughter. Went to college got his teaching degree and still teaches music in New Jersey to this day.
"Jersey Boys" was about them! There's a song called "The Captain of Her Heart" by Double(Double Blue). They were duo that people thought were 4
You should recognize his voice. Frankie Valli is the singer in the main song called "Grease" for the classic move "Grease"! You know the first song of the movie as it's starting.
Love Franki Vali. Frankie isn't singing This song. Only the high part. He's normally singing and his voice is unmistakable. This is an older song. Go back to the 50s and 60s. Legends. Do Sherry. Another great song.
The band is Four Seasons. Need to listen to Who Loves You by the same people. Good beat
They are very iconic! They are a big part of the soundtrack of my life. ❤️
That clap sound is a guitar with a phaser peddle and a "slap back" sound.
Frankie Valli…also sang Beauty School Dropout in the movie Grease…
Great Song For First reaction........
Rabbit hole
Frankie Valli sang the song "Grease" from the movie Grease.
Drummer singing, sick. Balling anonymous
Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito, Nick Massi, Joe Long and later Gerry Polci (that voice!) and Don Ciccone, absolute music icons: The Four Seasons!
Which one was the afro guy?
"absolute music icons: The Four Seasons"!
THEE Frankie Valli is the one sitting on the stool. He was the 2nd one to sing. Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons are EPIC and have so many hits. You will enjoy every single one of them. They are LEGENDS and ICONS for sure...
The very first band I was introduced to as a child, and thankfully so!
Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons will always be one of my favorite bands, and Frankie's voice will always be one of the Greatest!!!
The Drummer who sang lead on this song is Gerry Polci. Has a really good voice.
And he never liked singing lead, can't imagine anyone else doing it
AMBER THIS SONG CAME OUT IN 1976
Other suggested hits: Grease, Sherry, Swearin’ to God, Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You, Let’s Hang On, Who Loves You, Big Girls Don’t Cry, Walk Like a Man, Candy Girl, Dawn, My Eyes Adored You and I”m sure there are more that I can’t think of right now.
I LOVE Let’s Hang On, Sherry, and Walk Like A Man. But you can’t ever go wrong with Big Girls Don’t Cry!
Susan! You stole all my suggestions! hahahaha
You forgot Ronnie, Working My Way Back To You, C’mon Marianne, Bye Bye Baby (Baby Goodbye), I’ve Got You Under My Skin, Opus 17 (Don’t You Worry ‘Bout Me).
Let’s hang on. 💕
And The Bee Gees wrote Grease!
This song is "70s" Four seasons if you go back to 60s Four Seasons their sound is completely different but no matter what decade you choose all Four Seasons is good. Frankie Valli sings the theme for Grease as well ☺
And if you go back to the early 50s, it is completely different.
Frankie Valli is 87 years old and still alive. Anything by them is wonderful: Big Girls Don't Cry, Ragdoll and so many more
Still alive? I could swear I saw Rusty Millio get whacked by those 2 zips from Italy 😁 in season 6 of the Sopranos!
Not only is he still alive but is planning on a fall tour. I saw him year before last and he still sings live during his shows(with the help of a backing track). Still sounds good at 87.
I think Dion is still alive too
Saw him too with my mom. I think he was 83 at the time. Fantastic! Yes, he is a huge icon with an amazing and distinct sound! Of course love Grease (Jay and Amber, you were or have watched the movie Grease and recently reacted to your the One That I Want by Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta). My all time favorite though is Who loves You.
K.S have to absolutely agree with you about “Who Loves You” it’s their best song EVER.
That "SOUND" is an electric guitar being played through a wah-wah pedal. Those pedals were used in almost every porno from the 70's as well. lol
From what you heard, right?
@@joeevett9007 Sure thing. I've heard many wahs and used many. Gotta love all the old FUZZY movies.
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With a flute solo for the seduction parts. So I've been told.
Frankie Valli’s voice comes to the fore in their songs, ‘ Walk Like A Man’ and ‘ Sherry Baby’ ’ I’m sure you will love them. The bass singer Nick Massi was the songwriter for the group.
Actually Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio wrote the lion’s share. ❤️
Nick Massi was the vocal arranger for the band.
Gerry Polci is the drummer.
Frankie is the one sitting on the stool. One of a kind voice. Very distinct. Listen to Who Loves You. You should check the DVD Jersey Boys. It's Vallis story of how he began & all he went through. Great movie tons of their songs! You'd absolutely love it.
Gerry Polci later became a music teacher, and you'll see several comments on Four Seasons videos from this era, probably including this one as well as the live Midnight Special version, saying, "Hey that's my old band teacher, Mr. Polci!"
My uncle, Tommy Devito, was the original band member who put it all together. He passed this year to Covid at the age of 92. The guy was an absolute character!
Sorry to hear about your Uncle
I feel sorry for you about your uncle. Love from argentina
@@lautarorial3880 Sorry to hear that. 1st cassette I ever bought was The Four Seasons story., in 1975 or so when I was 10 ish.
Sorry to hear about Tommy.
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