You are a great reviewer, I really appreciate younger people like you who "feels" the music liked we did at the time. Tom is a legend as you know by now, so many great performances. May I suggest "Treat her right " , the performance will surprise you how great and funny he can be. You will love it, Tom has it all for sure 👍
The fact that you have "never heard of" Tom Jones means there aren't enough older people in your life. We old people grew up on truly great music. Find some old folks and ask them what to listen to. You'll be amazed.
Recipe for a superstar: start with an effortless vocal range, add technical ability, flawless interpretation, genuine emotion, good looks and charisma. God is quite a chef.
You've just heard the best barotone voice ever.....Tom in his 80s+a judge on the voice...hes still got an incredibly powerful tenner singing voice...nobody can replicate him singing...or looks he's still handsome man....
I daily thank the good Lord for allowing me to grow up in the '60s to appreciate all these great singers and their songs. Nobody today can compete with them so I just pull out the songs of yesteryear and hear them all again.
Listen to him still sing this at 80 years old. Exactly the same with no loss of power. Incredible. This was written for him by Donnie Lonegan. Tom Jones is a judge on The Voice UK. Donnie's son came in to audition. Tom turned for him, found out who he was and they did this duet together. You must watch that.
No Janey, Lonnie wrote it for himself in 1962, issued it and It flopped cos it wasn't skiffle. Tom came to it 5 years later. Yes I know what was said on The Voice but Tom misremembered the actuality.
If you've watched The Fresh Prince Of Belair, Carlton is always dancing to Tom's song It's Not Unusual, and he also made a guest appearance on the show! Check out Tom and Janis Joplin singing Raise Your Hand. Tom had a variety show back then and sang with all the greats...and talk about moves!!! The ladies panties would fly on stage when he performed. He was a judge on The Voice UK I think, and did a little bit of Its Not Unusual at 82 yrs young...still got the voice!!👏🎶🎶
No he never had his heart broke, he's just a brilliant performer, married at 16 to the same woman all her life, he's now 80 and she died a few years back. Try 'Till' and 'Thunderball' by him too.
I second the James Bond theme, 'Thunderball' and add in 'Delilah'. LOVE not only his incredible voice, but the passion and emotion he has always put into his songs.
One of the greatest Male singers of all time. At live shows women in the front row used to throw their underwear into the stage. He was also a headliner in Las Vegas for quite a few years. Be safe & happy.
as someone who grew up through the 60's, 70's etc, i am enjoying the journey of seeing these great singers come alive in the ears of new listeners, simply brilliant. Have a listen to Crazy by Patsy Cline. Sends shivers up the spine
When his first hit ("It's Not Unusual") was played on the radio, many people thought he was Black until they saw him on TV. Tom's the man! Check out some more!!!
i have been listening to tom jones since i was 10, his voice is amazing, most singers of that time could sing without autune, thanks for the reactions xx
Again I found another great reaction to this song. I love the fact that you guys (men) are not afraid to express how you feel about Tom's voice. Men in my day would never express themselves the way that you guys do. I'm a little older than your mother and I heard Tom for the first time when I was about nine years old and as a kid, I knew that it was something special about his voice. My parents always played all kinds of music in our home so I was very familiar with the older artist.
He was part of the 1960s and 70s British Invasion, along with the Beatles, the Stones, Dusty Springfield, and countless other brilliant singers and bands that took over the airwaves for over a decade. Tom Jones is in his 80s with his voice intact and still performing.
Yes you are worthy of hearing one of the greatest voices to hit the world stage. Sir Tom Jones would be extremely honored by your reaction too. Now if you listen/ react to his song "Delilah" you'll understand why he doesn't EVER want to fall in love again! Lol Other Jones classics are "It's Not Unusual", "She's A Lady", and power ballads "I Believe", "Green Green Grass of Home". In the 80s he did a cool cover version of Prince's song "Kiss" w the purple one's seal of approval, of course.
He was friends with Elvis, and Frank Sinatra to name but a few. Elvis called him the voice, he was in aww of him. He’s 81 now and still has an awesome voice 😁
Sir Tom Jones for many years now has been one of the judges on The Voice UK. He is beloved over there and with good reason. He's got a string of great hits. I would suggest "She's A Lady."
I remember seeing an hour interview with Tom Jones Long ago and no exaggeration every 20 seconds he would stop and sip a glass of water. He took extreme care of his voice.,
I'm Glad to see you're able to appreciate greatness. Tom Jones had a powerful voice with at tremendous range, from soft sexy to way high where Michael Jackson would sing. He definitely "OWNs" the song, I see other singers have sung it, including Elvis, but nothing like the way Tom Jones sung it. In his private love life, he was the one giving the hurt, with what it seems many love affairs; you'd think, by the way he sings the song, he's the one that got the hurt. He's singing is truly "amazing"
This song was written by the late great Lonnie Donnegan - the King of Skiffle. He started the rock and roll movement in the UK. Many of the greatest British bands came out of the skiffle era, including The Beatles. If you want to delve into Lonnie Donnegan I would suggest Cumberland Gap or Rock Island line.
Ther is no other. And I have not heard another man with his same voice. And by the way. On his documentary, he had a 2 year affair with Mary Wilson of the singing group Supremes. Unfortunately, Mary just recently past away. Thank you for playing the song fully instead of interrupting the song.
Jay and Amber, my mom like Tom Jones and she’s 82 years old but she says if you really want to appreciate you got to give a listen to Neil Diamond and his song “America” also known as “Coming to America”, that’s my Mom’s Favorite I liked Tom Jones singing with EMF on their hit “It’s unbelievable” Mom says don’t forget Engelbert Humperdinck, that’s his stage name, another throwback singer from the Tom Jones era.
You might be too young to know him but I’m old lol. Knighted by the Queen of England. Sir Tom Jones. One of the greatest voices of all time with a string of great hits. I’m glad you get a chance to listen to great music. Thank you If you get a chance can you react to the Righteous Brothers with songs like Soul and Inspiration, Unchained Melody with Bobby Hatfield doing the solo on that one. From what I hear from some of the other reactors has gone viral. Also You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling which was the most played song of the 20th Century. New subscriber and thank you again
Try Tom Jones, "I've Loving You Too Long". It's incredible. Though Tom was a little wild with the ladies, he was married for many, many years to the same woman until she died of cancer a few years back. He was married and a father by age 16.
I wish I was young and was hearing this for the first time just like you! I remember when this was a hit and it still is a hit so my advice to you young folks is to listen to this old school music and enjoy the days before auto tune and computers and high technology and enjoy! Great review
For some "strange reason" it´s very very difficult to find any other versions of this beutiful song. ; ) Actually he has said himself that this is his own favourite of all the songs he has recorded or performed.
Tom was the baddest dude on the planet at that time. No one even came close. His passion, emotion, rhythm, voice, looks, everything came together to drop you with his songs and words. Great review! Great!
If you enjoy voices from that era, try others like Frankie Vaughan, Andy Williams, Matt Monro, Scott Walker, Brook Benton, Englebert Humperdinck, Jackie Wilson, even Ken Dodd (who was also a massively popular comedian, but had a fabulous, operatic tenor voice!)
I really enjoyed your reaction to "Sir" Tom Jones. He is the only other singer that can even be mentioned in the same sentence as Elvis. Elvis is the king, but Mr. Jones is at least in his "court".
Refreshing to view a reactor that appreciates music and doesn't feel the need to interject dumbly just for attention. Just one small favour to ask though ... I haven't got great hearing so could you turn your volume up a couple of notches because i'm at max volume my end and struggling to hear it. Thanks and keep up the good reactions. :)
30 years ago. if a time traveller told you. in the not too distant future young black americans are going to be blown away by Tom Jones. Would you believe him
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This man's voice could blast the shine of most of today's singers' bling.
He still does. Watch him on the voice! So good.
You nailed it on the head😆
Thank you for the reaction - you show respect by letting the singer his song uninterrupted and commenting afterwards - well done Sir!
Unfortunately if you don't stop the video periodically, TH-cam will give you a Copyright strike on your channel.
Sadly I have seen other reaction videos blocked by TH-cam. I think its for not reacting to previous videos.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ TOM JONES!!!!!
Can you believe he was 27 yrs old when he did this performance. He’s 80 now and still kicking it! What a beautiful gift he has! ❤️❤️❤️
I was born in 1967 too....So she knows good music!!!
You are a great reviewer, I really appreciate younger people like you who "feels" the music liked we did at the time. Tom is a legend as you know by now, so many great performances. May I suggest "Treat her right " , the performance will surprise you how great and funny he can be. You will love it, Tom has it all for sure 👍
Sir Tom Jones....this is LIVE...unbelievable.
Tom never disappoints...Then or now ,just greatness and a pleasure... Thanks
The fact that you have "never heard of" Tom Jones means there aren't enough older people in your life. We old people grew up on truly great music. Find some old folks and ask them what to listen to. You'll be amazed.
Recipe for a superstar: start with an effortless vocal range, add technical ability, flawless interpretation, genuine emotion, good looks and charisma. God is quite a chef.
He has a voice only God could give!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You've just heard the best barotone voice ever.....Tom in his 80s+a judge on the voice...hes still got an incredibly powerful tenner singing voice...nobody can replicate him singing...or looks he's still handsome man....
I daily thank the good Lord for allowing me to grow up in the '60s to appreciate all these great singers and their songs. Nobody today can compete with them so I just pull out the songs of yesteryear and hear them all again.
Same here, thank God I could experience the golden age of music and movies (sadly another declining industry)
Listen to him still sing this at 80 years old. Exactly the same with no loss of power. Incredible. This was written for him by Donnie Lonegan. Tom Jones is a judge on The Voice UK. Donnie's son came in to audition. Tom turned for him, found out who he was and they did this duet together. You must watch that.
No Janey, Lonnie wrote it for himself in 1962, issued it and It flopped cos it wasn't skiffle. Tom came to it 5 years later. Yes I know what was said on The Voice but Tom misremembered the actuality.
Lonnie Donegan actually.
No loss of power!!! ok.
Who the f... is Donnie Lonegan?!?! 🤣🤣🤣
@@jamespasifull3424 The king of Skiffle. Huge influence on The Beatles
If you've watched The Fresh Prince Of Belair, Carlton is always dancing to Tom's song It's Not Unusual, and he also made a guest appearance on the show! Check out Tom and Janis Joplin singing Raise Your Hand. Tom had a variety show back then and sang with all the greats...and talk about moves!!! The ladies panties would fly on stage when he performed. He was a judge on The Voice UK I think, and did a little bit of Its Not Unusual at 82 yrs young...still got the voice!!👏🎶🎶
Every time I see him sing a song i fall in love again and again.
That voice, that face, that swagger, and he does it all with such ease.
Always gives me chills❣️ Love Tom❣️❣️
AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No he never had his heart broke, he's just a brilliant performer, married at 16 to the same woman all her life, he's now 80 and she died a few years back. Try 'Till' and 'Thunderball' by him too.
I second the James Bond theme, 'Thunderball' and add in 'Delilah'. LOVE not only his incredible voice, but the passion and emotion he has always put into his songs.
How do you know he'never had his heart broken or anything about his marriage?
Nice reaction to a virtuoso performance...no autotune.
One of the greatest Male singers of all time. At live shows women in the front row used to throw their underwear into the stage. He was also a headliner in Las Vegas for quite a few years. Be safe & happy.
as someone who grew up through the 60's, 70's etc, i am enjoying the journey of seeing these great singers come alive in the ears of new listeners, simply brilliant. Have a listen to Crazy by Patsy Cline. Sends shivers up the spine
It's fantastic, isn't it!!
Tom can sing and he's Welsh as well, doesn't get better then that.
Great reaction. Welcome to the 60's!
I remember growing up in the 1960s my mom use to listen to Tom Jones. Awesome!
Tom and Elvis were good friends. They both had shows in Vegas at the same time. Tom is still touring today.
Enjoying the younger generation hearing what they missed. Thanks for your videos. So much fun to watch.
When his first hit ("It's Not Unusual") was played on the radio, many people thought he was Black until they saw him on TV. Tom's the man! Check out some more!!!
Listen to his live version of I Who Have Nothing, from his tv show This is Tom Jones. It's phenomenal!
One of the greatest voices and performers of all time. Sir Tom Jones can do it all . What else is there to say. 80 years old now and going strong.
Excellent reaction. Thank you....its a great performance.
mr jones has a lot of amazing songs spanning like 40 years or more of awesomeness
i have been listening to tom jones since i was 10, his voice is amazing, most singers of that time could sing without autune, thanks for the reactions xx
When the sun in rising in the morning if it had a voice it would sound like Tom Jones!
Tom Jones leaves me breathless! He has a strong beautiful voice. When I saw him in person, women were throwing their panties on stage. True story.
Great reaction because we can watch you & not interrupt this song.
Tom Jones is a legend. Listen to his other song called, Delilah. Another 10!
Again I found another great reaction to this song. I love the fact that you guys (men) are not afraid to express how you feel about Tom's voice. Men in my day would never express themselves the way that you guys do. I'm a little older than your mother and I heard Tom for the first time when I was about nine years old and as a kid, I knew that it was something special about his voice. My parents always played all kinds of music in our home so I was very familiar with the older artist.
A bit of blue eyed soul. No formal training just a pure voice.
Believe it or not, Tom Jones is holding back on this one. There's some other songs he's done that will blow this one out of the water!
Never listened to Tom Jones or this song but it sounds like a real classic.
IT IS and so is he....
🙏 Treat Her Right 🙏
Tom can DANCE too😍
Still kills this song at age 80, just not quite as loud but still full of awesomeness.
I love how you listen to all of the components that make the song. I can tell you are a serious musician.
He was part of the 1960s and 70s British Invasion, along with the Beatles, the Stones, Dusty Springfield, and countless other brilliant singers and bands that took over the airwaves for over a decade. Tom Jones is in his 80s with his voice intact and still performing.
The best review i have seen. And Tom’s live performance is the best I have ever seen!
Sir Tom had the pipes. At 80, he still sings.
You need to react to Tom Jones in The Green Green Grass Of Home. He literally lives in the song!
Yes you are worthy of hearing one of the greatest voices to hit the world stage. Sir Tom Jones would be extremely honored by your reaction too. Now if you listen/ react to his song "Delilah" you'll understand why he doesn't EVER want to fall in love again! Lol Other Jones classics are "It's Not Unusual", "She's A Lady", and power ballads "I Believe", "Green Green Grass of Home". In the 80s he did a cool cover version of Prince's song "Kiss" w the purple one's seal of approval, of course.
want to hear something crazy. Tom jones has been married to the same woman all of his life , and he''s 80
I grew up listening to him... All the Moms loved him !!!😉
Best reaction to this song above everyone else
Your reaction is true and real my friend. Respect sir.
He was friends with Elvis, and Frank Sinatra to name but a few. Elvis called him the voice, he was in aww of him. He’s 81 now and still has an awesome voice 😁
Sir Tom Jones for many years now has been one of the judges on The Voice UK. He is beloved over there and with good reason. He's got a string of great hits. I would suggest "She's A Lady."
Very good suggestion !
I remember seeing an hour interview with Tom Jones Long ago and no exaggeration every 20 seconds he would stop and sip a glass of water. He took extreme care of his voice.,
You should check out a clip of him singing these days! 80 years old and still has that insane elevating voice!
The man gots pipes!
♥♥♥♥♥ Love love love it....I danced to this song in real life with the guy I married!!! thank you..brought some tears.
I'm Glad to see you're able to appreciate greatness. Tom Jones had a powerful voice with at tremendous range, from soft sexy to way high where Michael Jackson would sing. He definitely "OWNs" the song, I see other singers have sung it, including Elvis, but nothing like the way Tom Jones sung it. In his private love life, he was the one giving the hurt, with what it seems many love affairs; you'd think, by the way he sings the song, he's the one that got the hurt. He's singing is truly "amazing"
❤Tom Jones
This song was written by the late great Lonnie Donnegan - the King of Skiffle. He started the rock and roll movement in the UK. Many of the greatest British bands came out of the skiffle era, including The Beatles. If you want to delve into Lonnie Donnegan I would suggest Cumberland Gap or Rock Island line.
Thanks loved Tom jones
Ther is no other. And I have not heard another man with his same voice. And by the way. On his documentary, he had a 2 year affair with Mary Wilson of the singing group Supremes. Unfortunately, Mary just recently past away. Thank you for playing the song fully instead of interrupting the song.
That voice can rip your heart from your chest! Superb!
Jay and Amber, my mom like Tom Jones and she’s 82 years old but she says if you really want to appreciate you got to give a listen to Neil Diamond and his song “America” also known as “Coming to America”, that’s my Mom’s Favorite
I liked Tom Jones singing with EMF on their hit “It’s unbelievable” Mom says don’t forget Engelbert Humperdinck, that’s his stage name, another throwback singer from the Tom Jones era.
No words..just tears😢😢
You might be too young to know him but I’m old lol. Knighted by the Queen of England. Sir Tom Jones. One of the greatest voices of all time with a string of great hits. I’m glad you get a chance to listen to great music. Thank you
If you get a chance can you react to the Righteous Brothers with songs like Soul and Inspiration, Unchained Melody with Bobby Hatfield doing the solo on that one. From what I hear from some of the other reactors has gone viral. Also You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling which was the most played song of the 20th Century. New subscriber and thank you again
Of all the great singers past and present Tom Jones is rock solid in my top ten.So many great ones I can't pick # 1.
My favourite Tom Jones song is his version of chills and fever Jimmy Page plays the harmonica on it
Try Tom Jones, "I've Loving You Too Long". It's incredible. Though Tom was a little wild with the ladies, he was married for many, many years to the same woman until she died of cancer a few years back. He was married and a father by age 16.
My mother used to play Tom Jones on our big console stereo when cleaning house. Great memories
I'm 58 now I was born 1yr before this song hit the charts and it's still my ultimate favourite... always will be ❤️
You really do have an ear for great music. Thanks!
LIVE!
I wish I was young and was hearing this for the first time just like you! I remember when this was a hit and it still is a hit so my advice to you young folks is to listen to this old school music and enjoy the days before auto tune and computers and high technology and enjoy! Great review
Amazing voice, could tell by the first second of your reaction, you knew you were on to something special, glad you appreciated & enjoyed.
For some "strange reason" it´s very very difficult to find any other versions of this beutiful song. ; ) Actually he has said himself that this is his own favourite of all the songs he has recorded or performed.
Your reactions are always honest, intelligent, and humble. Great channel for the armchair musicologists out there.
He is 83 and his voice sounds the same. He is on the Voice UK. Check out some of those TH-cam videos.
Great reaction....and comments...
Ah, the good old days when he had his original nose, never looked as handsome with the 'new' one.
This song makes me cry! He was the best and finest ever!
Tom is over eighty years old and he still sounds about the same
Tom was the baddest dude on the planet at that time. No one even came close. His passion, emotion, rhythm, voice, looks, everything came together to drop you with his songs and words. Great review! Great!
So good I had to watch it twice
you have to realize where he's at in this song . He's IN the song ! witch causes him to sing his ass off .
If you enjoy voices from that era, try others like Frankie Vaughan, Andy Williams, Matt Monro, Scott Walker, Brook Benton, Englebert Humperdinck, Jackie Wilson, even Ken Dodd (who was also a massively popular comedian, but had a fabulous, operatic tenor voice!)
Also from Wales try Shirley Bassey, aged 65 in 2002, singing Diamonds are Forever and Goldfinger
You are starting to become my favorite reactor..glad i found your channel (SRV vids brought me here) 💞💞💞🎸🎸🎶
You need to review this video again with headphones!
He still sings! He is actually one of the judges on one of those signing tv shows. And he can still sing!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think he is in his 80s.
When you said, "... whoever this woman is... " hahahaha , I thought to myself, '.. her name was probably Delilah... XD"
Thank you for this reaction you really listen to the song before making comments.
Great reaction.
I have a real sweet spot for this guy. Try "It's Not Unusual." A big hit for him and with good reason.
Man, FYI, that's the voice that defined a generation!
A perfect performance for that perfect song. None of us is worthy.
Prince had Tom do Kiss with him. That's how great Tom is! My crush since I was in diapers! ❤❤❤❤
I really enjoyed your reaction to "Sir" Tom Jones. He is the only other singer that can even be mentioned in the same sentence as Elvis. Elvis is the king, but Mr. Jones is at least in his "court".
Refreshing to view a reactor that appreciates music and doesn't feel the need to interject dumbly just for attention. Just one small favour to ask though ... I haven't got great hearing so could you turn your volume up a couple of notches because i'm at max volume my end and struggling to hear it. Thanks and keep up the good reactions. :)
You should check out the video where Tom Jones and Janis Joplin sing together!
30 years ago. if a time traveller told you. in the not too distant future young black americans are going to be blown away by Tom Jones. Would you believe him
Sir Tom, fantastic singer, women used to throw their knickers at him. My mum came from not far from where he was born in South Wales.