Engelbert Humperdinck - Please Release Me (1966) *DayOne Reacts*
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I had to be the weirdest teenager in the 80's while most kids my age were listening to new wave or heavy metal i could be found listening to Engelbert Humperdinck and Tom Jones thanks grandma for introducing me to this music...miss ya
Allan...how bout Karen Carpenter??!!!!
@@michaelasay8587 Karen had the voice of an angel...but she's just one of many i failed to include in my post only for one reason. if I named every singer that I was introduced to and enjoyed with grandma as a teen the list would be quite long . but rest assured Karen is on the list
I agree
You must have been the weirdest teenager in the 80's 😂 😂😂
Don't worry. U had company. I would listen to all 50s,60s,and 70s music. I especially enjoyed the platters,paul anka and other groups and artistes of those era.
Such a smooth voice!! This song was so popular!! On the radio all the time!!
One of the greatest singers in history
Power, smooth as silk, and presented with class. Romantic singer Engelbert was very popular with the ladies and his talent respected by all.
Great performer!!! My fave is "After the Loving!" 🎶🔥💖
Yo tenía 14 años cuando oi por primera vez esta canción. Hoy tengo 70 From Cucuta city Colombia 🇨🇴🇻🇪 South America
One of the best set of pipes and a crooner amongst the best ever to sing to the ladies. Remember y’all, he stuck with his sweetheart through his marriage and her sad loss to dementia. Not many celebrities would do that. He is a good man.
Many more favorites down this rabbit hole! last Waltz,After the Lovin’,Welcome to My World,sooo many more. He was a handsome crooner!❤️
My mother loved this man soo handsome
This was my grandfather's favorite song. Back in the 60's, he would take my brother and I to a diner for breakfast every other Sunday. He would give us a quarter to play 3 songs on the jukebox. The only request he made was to play 'G13' - "Please Release Me" by Engelbert. We would play 'Sugar, Sugar' by the Archies or 'Crimson and Clover' by Tommy James and the Shondells among others but always 'G13'. Thanks for the look back and reminding me of my wonderful grandpa!
He is 86 years old and still coming out with new albums and touring.
Great voice!!!
He was often compared to Tom Jones, but his style of music was more mellow and calm! My favorite by him is After The Loving!
The lyrics are very true! Love can sometimes feel like a curse, like your trapped and can't get out! A lot like the movie Get Out, especially when the main character is in the sunken place! Love and life are all over the place with no explanation of any kind! But we're still here, and no one knows why! Later people!
Gran Engelbert.
Hermosa voz.
The best singer ever
Hi Angela, Perhaps try his other great hit 'The Last Waltz' a favourite of my nan's, Interesting life he was born in India to a British Army Officer then moved to Leicester in the English Midlands age 10 his actual name is Arnold George Dorsey but used the name Gerry until he decided to change it to Engelbert Humperdinck (Like you Do!) He's still performing at age 86 and has sold approx 140 million records worldwide, Cheers Jim, UK X
This song came out when I was 6 years old so I've been familiar with it almost all my life. I haven't heard it in a long time but it really has a different type of message hearing it as an adult versus when I was a kid.
An underappreciated crooner that I'm very happy is being rediscovered.
My Mother loved Englebert, she used to always play his albums
Excellence❤❤❤❤❤
Engelbert was the less Spicey Tom Jones alternative. Was a mainstay in Las Vegas. Lost his wife to COVID in 2020. One of the purest voices ever. He did a duet with Marie Osmond. Check it out on You Tube you will love it.
Great voice, good song, but since Princess Bride, can't hear his name without cracking up.
My mom loved him. She saw him in Vegas. I like him too
So pleased someone suggested Englebert or us brits just call him Enge..he had a successful tv show in the late 60's and 70's and was a kind of rival to Tom Jones..please try and review some of his other big hits..Le Bicyclette de Versailles..Quando Quando Quando..A Man Without Love..Ten Guitars.. The last Waltz ...be is a very down to earth guy and although always looked immaculate was very unassuming in real life..a true gentleman..🇬🇧💞🙏🙏🎶🎵
Great song and a Great singer. The message is a sad one, but bring reality to it.
I REMEMBER LITTLE ESTER PHILLIPS SINGING THIS SONG AROUND 1962 AND REALLY LIKED IT BY HER. IT WAS A BLUES SONG THEN.
Hi again I just want you to know I bought the "HER VOICE " , I hope that you will add a "her voice t shirt too. Thank You Angela.
Mean but TRUE!!!
LOVE Engelbert music!
If I remember correctly, the original lyrics went, "please release me, let me go. You don't love me anymore." It changes the whole flavor of the song the way he sings it!
The truth hurts: I like your hairstyle by the way 😘
A classic cover originally sung by songwriters Eddie "Piano" Miller, James Pebworth,Robert Yount in 1949.. James Heap and the Melody Masters 1953, also Ray Price,Elvis and " Little " Esther Phillips.
Engle bert and Tom Jones they were rivals but very different singers . Englebert and Tom are both still around and performing . Back then they were very poular i rember this song being played all the time on the radio . Thanks for reminding us of the 60s John
He is known in the music world as The King of Romance. He's still touring too! He's in his late 80s.... check out his duet with Janet Divane...they sing Fools Rush In....his voice is still great!!
The song is “Can’t Help Falling in Love” and the other singer is Janet Devlin
Magnificent I saw him live
I love this song and have since I heard it oh so many years ago. This is a David Foster group with him on keyboards and production and his ex wife on backing vocals. They broke up when the lead singer could not get over stage fright.
He was up their with tom jones velvet love songs especially the last waltz with you
Angela I like your honesty.
We need to understand this song in light of the times. Prior to the 1970s it was still quite taboo not to stick to your marriage vows or not to want to find a way to solve the problems of the marriage. This is one of those songs that was kind of breakthrough in that it suggested that it was ok to reason otherwise and not waste your life in a loveless relationship.
Lol....now nobody stats together, friends...etc.
Wow, that's about as cold as it gets.
His real name is Jerry Dorsey,a good singer on his day.
#DayOneReacts ... It sounds bad today because we have No Fault Divorce... Imagine when you had to have real cause and both parties had to agree to get Divorced?
Also the person that suggested clearly doesn't know anything about you feelings about Cheaters... LOL
this is a cover version of a song done by ray price in 1954.
Hi Ms. D., First this is not his real name.. He has other good songs (Ballads & Standards)..
For the past 30 years or so,
when someone asked me my Name, I respond with Engelbert Humperdinck,. Most of the time they have never heard of him.. ☺ ♠W.G.
Here is a song that you should listen to called ( Please stay ) by a band called (The Crying Shame ) from 1966
After all these years still not sure whether this one or Last Waltz is my favourite Engelbert song. Angela, a suggestion, will you play "Single Girl" by Sandy Posey.
My aunt worked for the TV company and knew him professionally. However she could not say his name and called him Humpty Dumpty,.
Weird I remember this being more of a belted out song 😊
Same here.
So do I, I think we are remembering the original recorded version ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Shes possible cold as well and the other lady adores him ever soooo
Don't confuse the song with the singer. The irony, Engelbert was married to his wife Patricia Healy from 1964 - 2021 and remained married until her death.
Totally different kind of song by him to give a try - THE OTHER WOMAN, THE OTHER MAN
May I suggest you check out the original studio version. This was a good performance, pretty close to the original, but the studio recording doesn't have that goofy '80's synthesizer.
Hi Angela, listen to Engelberts song AFTER THE LOVIN, youll melt like butter !!!
Yes it is a lot sadder than I noticed when I sang this a lot as a kid. Good on you, cheaters are so destructive, corrupt and completely uncaring of the nuclear fallout they cause. This one at least doesn't talk about any kids in the mix, to bear the mess they had no part in creating.
It was difficult to get a divorce in the 1960's, unless your spouse signed off on it. There for the song.
He was so grrat, handsome. Wish he would have done a duet with Karen Carpenter...that would have been magical.
Who recorded this first, Engelbert or Elvis Presley? I vividly remember Elvis doing it but I doubt if it was an Elvis original.
Engelbert's first record was 1967. This is not first record it's re-covered version at 1980's
Keep in mind when you listen to these songs that many times the performer had nothing to do with writing the song or the sentiment behind it. This song was written by Eddie Miller, Robert Yount and Dub WIlliams back in 1949, not Engelbert (real name Arnold George Dorsey).....
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This is not the 1966 version.
Same era as Tom Jones
That never happened. He never stepped out just a song
Sounds like a church song with no church lyrics!
BACK IN THE DAY YOU GIVE YOUR GIRL THIS SONG THEN LEAVE
Once again my requests get ignored, I haven't had a request played since December.
Maybe here we need to understand that if each of Angela's 40,000+ subscribers had a request, some requests wouldn't be played for a number of years seeing how only 3 to 4 hundred can reasonably be aired in a year. Be patient, we want Angela to continue providing us with her wonderful reactions ...
negativity's not allowed.
@William Boylan Only patreons get played and I was one, she had hundred and 8 last week. Or none patreons are getting played before mine too, if that's the case whats the point in paying.
as the englebert video started, looks like she's on her phone - just I just stopped watching
Lovely bloke.
He played a turn at the pub over the road from the house I grew up in.
Hey DayOne, you need to react to “The Last Waltz”, by Engelbert. Awesome song, loved by millions.