Don't forget, Barry White was also a maestro/conductor of his own orchestra, The Love Unlimited Orchestra. They had a #1 hit in early 70s 'Love's Theme'. Great instrumental!
Lorita, I have Love Unlimited's album, "Under The Influence of... 'Love's Theme (Instrumental) is the first track on Side One. Thanks for the reminder, listening to this is on my "TO DO LIST" this coming week.
Hi there you lovely people it's John here from East London in England you're right the Barry White was the walrus of love he was a great man a great singer I remember when they done the interview with him and said do you know your songs have helped create children and he's reply was that's lovely to hear
Can I just say....I'm a 40 year old white truck driver and there is something just so comforting about seeing u 2 react to some great music. Doesn't matter if it's r&b, rock n roll, rap, oldies, whatever it is....seeing 2 people appreciate an array of music and styles and coming off so sweet and well brought up is just what this whole country needs! The togetherness, the love, the pureness and wholesomeness. I just really wanna thank u both.
Barry White was the man. You always knew when he was singing he had that distinctive baritone voice when he sang and when he talks there'll never be another!
@@ellefitzpatrick6339 - that´s what I thought until I read a few articles about it. I’m no voice expert but there experts who have written about his singing.
David Letterman once asked Barry White "Whose music do you listen to when you're trying to set a romantic mood?", and Barry just looked at Dave and said "Dave, with my voice, I don't need music."
I had the pleasure of meeting him at a record store meet and greet and he was the kindest, gentlest and smoothest man I ever met. That man kept it a buck-fitty his whole life!
One glaring oversight - as good as Barry White’s songs are, I never hear you mention the phenomenal orchestration behind him. Those are not studio musicians. That’s Barry White’s Love Unlimited Orchestra that he recorded with and toured with. During the years when Barry White was enjoying his greatest chart success, his Love Unlimited Orchestra had an instrumental hit of their own. It was so big, that for decades, it continued being used as bumper music that TV networks would play to go from sporting events to commercial breaks. You’ve probably heard it a million times and just didn’t know what it was. But check it out. It’s called, “Love’s Theme” and it’s by the Love Unlimited Orchestra. While Barry White’s voice won’t be heard anywhere on it, you will feel his presence throughout the entire song. It would make an exceptional reaction video. By the way, there’s also a phenomenal version of this song (First, Last, Everything) on TH-cam that’s a duet with Barry White and Luciano Pavarotti. Highly recommended.
In the early 1970's, when Angel Fire New Mexico started being a big thing, Love’s Theme was used as background music while skiing and home ownership was being talked about in TV commercials. I cant hear the song without visualizing a skier, heading downslope, a rooster tail spray of snow behind them.
Though they're enthusiastic, very likeable and hugely watchable, they're remarkably incurious about what they listen to. I wonder if they would actually 'get' Love's Theme.
@@markharris1125 -- I completely agree with you. But Jay and Amber are not unique among reaction channel people when it comes to a lack of curiosity. I think the reason might be that they're just so ignorant about the music and the eras that the music comes from that they don't know what questions to ask. The same could be said of you or me if the subject were something else about which we knew very little. What I don't understand about Jay and Amber is how totally unresponsive they are. I've posted hundreds of comments and sent dozens of emails to them, and never once have I received even so little as an emoji sent in response. I, too, am a TH-cam content creator and influencer, and one of the first things you learn in doing that sort of work is to engage with your viewers. They don't, and I must admit, I do find that off-putting. But I cut them some slack for their lack of curiosity about music. They're young and likely just don't know enough about the times we lived through in growing up with this music to even have a clue as to what they don't know. But they've learned a lot more about the music and the artists than most reaction channel people I've seen. And like you said, at least they're likable and watchable.
@@ProdigyBowlersTour Just had a look at your channel - I should have guessed the content from your name! Not my scene, I'm afraid. But you have many many more subscribers than me, so best of luck for future success. Yes, I kind of gave up making any comments. Sometimes someone I recommended two years ago will come up, but it's just coincidence I'm sure. There are ways they could learn more. Fine, don't research before listening if you think it will spoil the reaction, but research afterwards. What chart position did this song get to in the US, the UK, round the world? Who wrote it? Who produced it, played on it? By doing this, even from a position of ignorance, I think I would learn the questions to ask. I think I would start to see the bigger picture. I don't know if you've watched SalvoG, but all this music is new to him as well, and he does all the research before, after and sometimes during the songs. It's what I would do. But as you say, Jay and Amber are so damn cute. If they never give you an emoji, I shall: 🎳
@@ProdigyBowlersTourEarlier, they responded fairly often, but I suspect the haters turned them off. Plus, the size of their subscribers and content got larger, and it is time consuming to try and respond. They are raising 3 children too which occupies their time. Most of the large content creators I subscribe to don't respond often anymore either. Doesn't bother me though.
YES! YES! YES! Thank you Jay and Amber for finally reacting to the amazing Barry White’s most romantic tune. I even played it at my wedding. Next up, please take in his last top 10 hit It’s Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me. It’s super funky fantastic.
Love this song 💘 Whenever you guys get back to Barry, I'd love to hear you react to "Honey Please (Can't Ya See)." It was one of his early hits and had kind of a Motown vibe. Very catchy groove.
Still listening to Barry after 50 years, never get tired of him. Such a talented musician and singer and was and still is much loved. I have all his LP's on vinyl which I bought on their release back in the seventies. Lots of good memories when I played them if you know what I mean haha. I have also have Under the Influence of Love LP by Love Unlimited in which his first wife Glodean was a member.
On a separate note unrelated to this, l think Rob Squad's next reaction video should be to the 1989 release from Martika: Toy Soldiers....a high caliber song!
FINALLY!!! My All Time Favourite Barry White Song!! 70's Classic!! Disco Classic!! I feel the 1970's!! ... "Love's Theme" should be next .. Did you know that Barry White had his love unlimited orchestra where he did "Love's Theme" {The Best Instrumental of the 1970"s}
Any Barry White is great Barry White! Really a great tune here. Probably my fav. Great arrangement. Nice move, Amber. Thanks. No no. That would be telling, Amber, lol.
I was a little fed up today. Then you popped up with Barry White. Then you said you have reacted to 5 of his songs. So......... I went back and rewatch them all. I'm now off to bed with a smile. Absolutely loved him. So many memories❤😉 🇬🇧 xxx
One of the best scenes with this song is from the tv show Allie McBeal....look it up. It's such good fun. There are two versions. It's Peter McNicol's character's theme song basically, lol.
Never Gonna Give You Up, I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More are my two favourites of his, both from the 70's and also Show Yo Right which I think was possibly his last UK hit much later in his career (probably 90's I think 🤷). ETA it was 1987 😳
Im.disco dancing in my.bed at 1:57am. Thinking about the days when I would just let myself go. Then when Ally.Mc Beal came along there was another aspect to the song.
As soon as hear the opening notes I'm thinking of biscuit in ally mcbeal moving his shoulders going into the full dance. Then of course there's the baby that dances to blue swede hooked on a feeling.oo ga chucka oo ga chucka😅
Believe it or not, this song started out as a country song, written in the 50's! The writer, Peter Radcliffe, was a friend of Barry's and brought to him, telling him, "maybe you can do something with it". He made it a disco anthem.
Pretty easy to believe, really. You’d be shocked how many times country and R&B artists have covered each others’ songs. Kenny Rogers biggest hit, Lady, was written by Lionel Richie after his Commodores band mates rejected it. Whitney Houston’s I Will Always Love You was a cover of a Dolly Parton hit (ironically both performed the song for movie soundtracks, Dolly for The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and Whitney for The Bodyguard). The fact is both styles rely on the emotion of everyday life and don’t like to get too complicated lyrically, so the songs of one genre can easily be arranged into the style of the other.
RSR Family I've Always Loved Barry White's Music And How Unique his voice Is!! I remember As a Kid In The 90s These Kind Of Jam's We're Still ALL Over The Radio 📻!!!! Classic Motown And Excellent Jam's From Before I Was Born,.. Including Classic Rock & Roll Jam's! Love This 😎🎙️🎶❤️!!! So Smooth!!!
Barry White had the most sensual voice and style. There was no one who created more romance and love. I still listen to him sing on my old cassette tape! I played his music repeatedly for my grown daughters and they both still love his music! You two make me smile and feel cared about. Thank you.🥰
My Sisters drove from Michigan to Florida listening to Barry White. To this day, they have a bond over his music and can make each other crazy whenever his music comes on. Couple of nuts.
Barry White also had a female trio called Love Unlimited. He wrote and produced their music too. One of the members became his wife, if I’m not mistaken. I think their biggest hit was called Walking In The Rain With The One I Love…
Peter Radcliffe, A friend of Barry's, originally wrote the track as a country song with the title "You're My First, You're My Last, My In-Between", which went unrecorded for 21 years. White recorded it as a disco song, retaining most of the musical structure while rewriting the lyrics.. When he played back the finished demo, Peter actually cried tears of happiness.
I also think of Chris Tucker’s first movie in the starring role “Money Talks” he started the movie off singing this song while drive. Then he quotes the lyrics in the movie to prevent from getting killed
More Barry White especially from the 70s - Never, Never Gonna Give You Up, What Am I Gonna Do with You, It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next to Me and an instrumental, Love's Theme.
Give kudos to Barry White's orchestra...The Love Unlimited Orchestra. He had a number 1 instrumental hit simply called "Love's Theme". He also had a girl group called Love Unlimited who had a hit "Walking In The Rain" where Barry interjected with a sexy phone call. React to those sometime. Thanks.
barry white is timeless and this is timeless he was one of the best ever to step on any stage and his voice out of this world hes' so missed he help feel and find love and still is even with him not with us anymore his music will always be and the song is one of my favorite of his.
I was fortunate enough to see Barry in concert at the then Paramount Theatre in Madison Square Garden. What a great show. This song was played by the band at my wedding and "My Everything" is engraved on the inside of our wedding rings. Great stuff. RIP to the Walrus of Love.
I was waiting for you guys to react to this one... This is my favorite Barry White song... I was in the military from 1973-1976 and I was stationed at Camp Geiger , N.C.... Jacksonville was 4 miles away and it was a much different town then than it is now... When we played the jukebox in a bar, you better be playing Barry White in there somewhere... You couldn't go in a place without hearing a Barry White song... I started working at a hospital in 1993 and a gentleman that worked there as a registered nurse would take 6 months off during the year And travel with Barry White as his private nurse... I thought they were so cool... I asked him to get me a autographed picture of him and he said he would, but unfortunately Barry White passed away ...He had high blood pressure problems... I was saddened to hear of his passing... I just thought back to those days when I was in the military and how much his songs meant to us all... Thank you for doing this reaction... It brought back some wonderful memories...Keep Being Awesome !!!
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Don't forget, Barry White was also a maestro/conductor of his own orchestra, The Love Unlimited Orchestra. They had a #1 hit in early 70s 'Love's Theme'. Great instrumental!
Lorita, I have Love Unlimited's album, "Under The Influence of... 'Love's Theme (Instrumental) is the first track on Side One. Thanks for the reminder, listening to this is on my "TO DO LIST" this coming week.
Yes yes! I would say 'Love Theme' is the greatest instrumental 😊
Oh guys, you really need some Love's Theme. Instrumental but so beautiful. I don't know why but I get teary-eyed sometimes with this song.
It makes me emotional too
Yes, a 40 piece orchestra. He doesn't get enough credit for his musical genius
Every club... THIS continues to pack a dance floor even 40 plus years later.. Barry White brought magic to generations of dancers....
I witnessed this myself, three weeks ago at a family get together. I was the first one up.
I'm 75 years old and disabled, but when this comes on I dance with my arms and legs whilst sitting!
50 plus years
Hi there you lovely people it's John here from East London in England you're right the Barry White was the walrus of love he was a great man a great singer I remember when they done the interview with him and said do you know your songs have helped create children and he's reply was that's lovely to hear
Can I just say....I'm a 40 year old white truck driver and there is something just so comforting about seeing u 2 react to some great music. Doesn't matter if it's r&b, rock n roll, rap, oldies, whatever it is....seeing 2 people appreciate an array of music and styles and coming off so sweet and well brought up is just what this whole country needs! The togetherness, the love, the pureness and wholesomeness. I just really wanna thank u both.
Barry White was the man. You always knew when he was singing he had that distinctive baritone voice when he sang and when he talks there'll never be another!
Very true!
More specifically he was a bass-baritone.
@@kd8199 That's true
He was a deep bass actually.
@@ellefitzpatrick6339 - that´s what I thought until I read a few articles about it. I’m no voice expert but there experts who have written about his singing.
Barry White was and is one of music’s BEST!!
You have good taste!👋🏿
Well said!
The best from any era.
Is" one of music's best! "
David Letterman once asked Barry White "Whose music do you listen to when you're trying to set a romantic mood?", and Barry just looked at Dave and said "Dave, with my voice, I don't need music."
My FAVORITE Barry White song!! I will ALWAYS think of John Cage dancing on Ally McBeal when I hear this song.... Great memory!!
Great minds!I LOVED that show and its characters:)
The pride of Galveston, Texas! I'm not sure if you have done "Love's Theme" it's his instrumental with Loves Unlimited Orchestra.
they have not. they have done very very few instrumentals. Excellent suggestion!
When you would walk into a disco and this song was playing you would dance your way to the dance floor and get lost in the.music what a fun.era!!!
My grand daughter and her siblings danced a routine to this for her husband at her wedding reception. Makes me smile to hear it.
Barry White: enough said. He is responsible for millions of babies! 😂
And Teddy Pendergrass also!
I agree 👍
And millions of children were conceived to his music as well.
Al Green as well
...and counting.
I had the pleasure of meeting him at a record store meet and greet and he was the kindest, gentlest and smoothest man I ever met. That man kept it a buck-fitty his whole life!
Fantastic choice... AMAZING SONG! My favorite Barry White tune ❤️
One glaring oversight - as good as Barry White’s songs are, I never hear you mention the phenomenal orchestration behind him. Those are not studio musicians. That’s Barry White’s Love Unlimited Orchestra that he recorded with and toured with. During the years when Barry White was enjoying his greatest chart success, his Love Unlimited Orchestra had an instrumental hit of their own. It was so big, that for decades, it continued being used as bumper music that TV networks would play to go from sporting events to commercial breaks. You’ve probably heard it a million times and just didn’t know what it was. But check it out. It’s called, “Love’s Theme” and it’s by the Love Unlimited Orchestra. While Barry White’s voice won’t be heard anywhere on it, you will feel his presence throughout the entire song. It would make an exceptional reaction video. By the way, there’s also a phenomenal version of this song (First, Last, Everything) on TH-cam that’s a duet with Barry White and Luciano Pavarotti. Highly recommended.
In the early 1970's, when Angel Fire New Mexico started being a big thing, Love’s Theme was used as background music while skiing and home ownership was being talked about in TV commercials. I cant hear the song without visualizing a skier, heading downslope, a rooster tail spray of snow behind them.
Though they're enthusiastic, very likeable and hugely watchable, they're remarkably incurious about what they listen to.
I wonder if they would actually 'get' Love's Theme.
@@markharris1125 -- I completely agree with you. But Jay and Amber are not unique among reaction channel people when it comes to a lack of curiosity. I think the reason might be that they're just so ignorant about the music and the eras that the music comes from that they don't know what questions to ask. The same could be said of you or me if the subject were something else about which we knew very little.
What I don't understand about Jay and Amber is how totally unresponsive they are. I've posted hundreds of comments and sent dozens of emails to them, and never once have I received even so little as an emoji sent in response. I, too, am a TH-cam content creator and influencer, and one of the first things you learn in doing that sort of work is to engage with your viewers. They don't, and I must admit, I do find that off-putting.
But I cut them some slack for their lack of curiosity about music. They're young and likely just don't know enough about the times we lived through in growing up with this music to even have a clue as to what they don't know. But they've learned a lot more about the music and the artists than most reaction channel people I've seen. And like you said, at least they're likable and watchable.
@@ProdigyBowlersTour Just had a look at your channel - I should have guessed the content from your name! Not my scene, I'm afraid. But you have many many more subscribers than me, so best of luck for future success.
Yes, I kind of gave up making any comments. Sometimes someone I recommended two years ago will come up, but it's just coincidence I'm sure.
There are ways they could learn more. Fine, don't research before listening if you think it will spoil the reaction, but research afterwards. What chart position did this song get to in the US, the UK, round the world? Who wrote it? Who produced it, played on it? By doing this, even from a position of ignorance, I think I would learn the questions to ask. I think I would start to see the bigger picture.
I don't know if you've watched SalvoG, but all this music is new to him as well, and he does all the research before, after and sometimes during the songs. It's what I would do. But as you say, Jay and Amber are so damn cute.
If they never give you an emoji, I shall: 🎳
@@ProdigyBowlersTourEarlier, they responded fairly often, but I suspect the haters turned them off. Plus, the size of their subscribers and content got larger, and it is time consuming to try and respond. They are raising 3 children too which occupies their time. Most of the large content creators I subscribe to don't respond often anymore either. Doesn't bother me though.
ALRIGHT 🎉🎉🎉 the best of the best by the best BARRY WHITE❤❤❤❤
YES! YES! YES! Thank you Jay and Amber for finally reacting to the amazing Barry White’s most romantic tune. I even played it at my wedding. Next up, please take in his last top 10 hit It’s Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me. It’s super funky fantastic.
But FAR from his last hit!!!
❤love barry white...one of the greatest
Let The Music Play- My favorite Barry White song!!
Love this song 💘 Whenever you guys get back to Barry, I'd love to hear you react to "Honey Please (Can't Ya See)." It was one of his early hits and had kind of a Motown vibe. Very catchy groove.
CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!......LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!...GOT TO LOVE THE 70'S ...ALWAYS!!!!!
Still listening to Barry after 50 years, never get tired of him. Such a talented musician and singer and was and still is much loved. I have all his LP's on vinyl which I bought on their release back in the seventies. Lots of good memories when I played them if you know what I mean haha. I have also have Under the Influence of Love LP by Love Unlimited in which his first wife Glodean was a member.
Such an uplifting groove! And that voice of Barry’s is like no other
I recently took a road trip by myself & popped up on my playlist. Had to put on repeat. Maybe the 9 speaker audio but most likely it was Barry. 💜💜💜
On a separate note unrelated to this, l think Rob Squad's next reaction video should be to the 1989 release from Martika: Toy Soldiers....a high caliber song!
Nobody did love songs like barry white. Lionel richie was close but barrys voice and soul, sold the lyrics and he was impeccable
Luther Vandross
FINALLY!!! My All Time Favourite Barry White Song!! 70's Classic!! Disco Classic!! I feel the 1970's!! ... "Love's Theme" should be next .. Did you know that Barry White had his love unlimited orchestra where he did "Love's Theme" {The Best Instrumental of the 1970"s}
My all-time favorite Barry White song too! When this came on while I was in college, we would lose our minds running to the dance floor! Good Times.
Any Barry White is great Barry White! Really a great tune here. Probably my fav. Great arrangement. Nice move, Amber. Thanks. No no. That would be telling, Amber, lol.
I was a little fed up today. Then you popped up with Barry White. Then you said you have reacted to 5 of his songs. So......... I went back and rewatch them all. I'm now off to bed with a smile. Absolutely loved him. So many memories❤😉 🇬🇧 xxx
One of the best scenes with this song is from the tv show Allie McBeal....look it up. It's such good fun. There are two versions. It's Peter McNicol's character's theme song basically, lol.
Never Gonna Give You Up, I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More are my two favourites of his, both from the 70's and also Show Yo Right which I think was possibly his last UK hit much later in his career (probably 90's I think 🤷). ETA it was 1987 😳
@Jay and Amber my favorite song from Barry in his amazing catalog so glad to have seen you both fall in love with this
Great pick! I'm so glad you got to this one.
Im.disco dancing in my.bed at 1:57am. Thinking about the days when I would just let myself go. Then when Ally.Mc Beal came along there was another aspect to the song.
BARRY WHITE..sprinkle in a little Marvin Gaye and Lou Rawls and BOOM! 💥 An explosion of babies! 😂😅👍 Thanks guys! ❤
And Al Green!!!❤❤❤
Lou Rawls ❤❤❤❤
played this 45 on repeat back in the day! pure gold music :)
❤❤❤❤my favorite Barry White song….
❤❤❤❤ many a wedding or wedding reception have I heard this song. Awesome string section
Takes me back to my teenage years, snogging with my first boyfriend at the youth club,sadly first boyfriend passed away last year😢
I immediately think of Ally McBeal too
This is everything I've loved about 70's soul/r&b since I was a kid, and I still love it!
As soon as hear the opening notes I'm thinking of biscuit in ally mcbeal moving his shoulders going into the full dance.
Then of course there's the baby that dances to blue swede hooked on a feeling.oo ga chucka oo ga chucka😅
Believe it or not, this song started out as a country song, written in the 50's! The writer, Peter Radcliffe, was a friend of Barry's and brought to him, telling him, "maybe you can do something with it". He made it a disco anthem.
Pretty easy to believe, really. You’d be shocked how many times country and R&B artists have covered each others’ songs. Kenny Rogers biggest hit, Lady, was written by Lionel Richie after his Commodores band mates rejected it. Whitney Houston’s I Will Always Love You was a cover of a Dolly Parton hit (ironically both performed the song for movie soundtracks, Dolly for The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and Whitney for The Bodyguard). The fact is both styles rely on the emotion of everyday life and don’t like to get too complicated lyrically, so the songs of one genre can easily be arranged into the style of the other.
Barry White's voice... it's everything. ❤
RSR Family I've Always Loved Barry White's Music And How Unique his voice Is!! I remember As a Kid In The 90s These Kind Of Jam's We're Still ALL Over The Radio 📻!!!! Classic Motown And Excellent Jam's From Before I Was Born,.. Including Classic Rock & Roll Jam's! Love This 😎🎙️🎶❤️!!! So Smooth!!!
This song brings back so many pleasant memories.
Singing this to my little one watching her bop to the beat. Nothing better guys, thank you. 💃
That's SO nice! ❤
The orchestral backbone to the birth of Disco! That voice. My father was a bass singer...He was so jealous of Barry Whites voice. ~Red
I love Barry White! Please play more of him!!
Wedding, Anniversary, or a backyard cookout…, this track will always move the people
There are no words, loving Mr Barry White 😊❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧💕💕
Barry white “it’s ecstasy when you lay down next to me” should be your next reaction!!
This guy was soooooo talented. Most people don't realize how many songs he wrote and arranged. You really have to try not to like his music. :)
Barry White had the most sensual voice and style. There was no one who created more romance and love. I still listen to him sing on my old cassette tape! I played his music repeatedly for my grown daughters and they both still love his music! You two make me smile and feel cared about. Thank you.🥰
Barry White Is The Best 💯 Period,May He R.I.P
This man was a human baritone sax. Unbelievable.
This is one of my favourites, I will push through my arthritis pain to dance to this.
Barry white has a deep rich voice
Lou Rawls also
I love ❤️ love ❤️ love dancing 🕺 to Barry White's songs 🎶 😃 👌
My Sisters drove from Michigan to Florida listening to Barry White. To this day, they have a bond over his music and can make each other crazy whenever his music comes on. Couple of nuts.
Barry White is the Ultimate Mack Dude!!! lol....Love him!!! R.I.P. Barry.
Best Barry White song!!!
NOW check out MARVIN GAYE "Let's Get It On"!
Once again full orchestra and another song that PACKED the dance floor back in the day!!!!
Barry White also had a female trio called Love Unlimited. He wrote and produced their music too. One of the members became his wife, if I’m not mistaken. I think their biggest hit was called Walking In The Rain With The One I Love…
Barry White was so smooth. This was a dance floor favorite back in the day.
Funny thing: Last night, I was watching old Ally McBeal clips with Barry White singing this song. They were great.
Peter Radcliffe, A friend of Barry's, originally wrote the track as a country song with the title "You're My First, You're My Last, My In-Between", which went unrecorded for 21 years. White recorded it as a disco song, retaining most of the musical structure while rewriting the lyrics.. When he played back the finished demo, Peter actually cried tears of happiness.
Barry!!!!!!! A timeless song. The arrangements are killer. Definitely a get up on your feet and work it out.
Every time I hear Barry White I automatically think Ally McBeal.
Ha! and a bathroom.
Same
Same. Especially this song.
I also think of Chris Tucker’s first movie in the starring role “Money Talks” he started the movie off singing this song while drive. Then he quotes the lyrics in the movie to prevent from getting killed
Yes! 100% lol.
Dude was a flat-out beast with that voice!
💜 Mr. White & 💜 this song. Jay and Amber, many thanks.💜.
This one is my favorite Barry White song
More Barry White especially from the 70s - Never, Never Gonna Give You Up, What Am I Gonna Do with You, It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next to Me and an instrumental, Love's Theme.
Give kudos to Barry White's orchestra...The Love Unlimited Orchestra. He had a number 1 instrumental hit simply called "Love's Theme". He also had a girl group called Love Unlimited who had a hit "Walking In The Rain" where Barry interjected with a sexy phone call. React to those sometime. Thanks.
Jay looked so cool imitating Mr. White. I think you'd both love "Ecstasy" by him. Excellent song.
If you weren't out on the dancefloor for Barry White, you had no soul in your body, lol. Sweet, sweet memories associated with his music!
Barry White songs just make you melt. Try "Love's Theme."
Love the combo of the symphony and deep voice!
I think that Barry White was a part of the "Philadelphia Sound" during the 70's also Patty Labelle.
yes indeed. Philly Soul !!!
Barry White is from South Central LA
TSOP: THE SOUND OF PHILADELPHIA
barry white is timeless and this is timeless he was one of the best ever to step on any stage and his voice out of this world hes' so missed he help feel and find love and still is even with him not with us anymore his music will always be and the song is one of my favorite of his.
"Playing Your Game" is another you will love❗❗❗❕
Barry Said It: He was the FIRST- The LAST.... Our EVERYTHING!!!
This classic from the great Barry White always reminds me of the show Ally McBeal.Such great memories and the best scenes:)
I was fortunate enough to see Barry in concert at the then Paramount Theatre in Madison Square Garden. What a great show. This song was played by the band at my wedding and "My Everything" is engraved on the inside of our wedding rings. Great stuff. RIP to the Walrus of Love.
We need more Earth wind and Fire also. After the love Is Gone Live version. One of the best performances ever.
Whenever I hear this song it immediately transports me back to great and happy times.
I get goosebumps every time I hear him
I have goosebumps and I really think this might be his best song!
I just can't believe you never ever heard of Barry White before. He was the master of romantic soul music!
The orchestration was beautiful and Barry's voice was unmatched. My favorite BW song!
Iconic Barry White. No other singer like him.
I bought the Barry White 45’s back in the seventies. Sixty-seven cents could never bring such joy! Love unlimited…
Serious tune..love it..
I was waiting for you guys to react to this one... This is my favorite Barry White song... I was in the military from 1973-1976 and I was stationed at Camp Geiger , N.C.... Jacksonville was 4 miles away and it was a much different town then than it is now... When we played the jukebox in a bar, you better be playing Barry White in there somewhere... You couldn't go in a place without hearing a Barry White song... I started working at a hospital in 1993 and a gentleman that worked there as a registered nurse would take 6 months off during the year And travel with Barry White as his private nurse... I thought they were so cool... I asked him to get me a autographed picture of him and he said he would, but unfortunately Barry White passed away ...He had high blood pressure problems... I was saddened to hear of his passing... I just thought back to those days when I was in the military and how much his songs meant to us all... Thank you for doing this reaction... It brought back some wonderful memories...Keep Being Awesome !!!
Y'all have such good memories! You can remember everything! Good job!
I did all of Chris Tucker’s ad libs on that first verse lol
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Chris is real trouble 😂😂
This is my personal Barry White fave! Swoon! 😍
Love Unlimited Orchestra is also worth checking out. Barry was the king of the disco era as well as having the most soulful and sexy tones
Love unlimited, one of my favorite female groups!! Nuff Said!!🌹🌹🌹🌹👌
1974 joined the army and the Em glubs jute box steady playing Barry white. Bring back memories
Try “Practice What You Preach.” It was one of his last songs, but a great one.
The video that goes along with it is great too. I love that song
You two are made for each other ❤❤❤❤❤
I was at a party with Barry White and the 5th Dimension. When Barry White spoke I could feel the floor vibrate.