OH MY GOSH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Engelbert Humperdinck - A Man Without Love REACTION
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- OH MY GOSH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Engelbert Humperdinck - A Man Without Love REACTION
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It was awesome! Thank you for the great music
@@RobSquadReactions "love me with all of your heart" is his gold hiden gem as well ❤️
My mother grew up in Halstead Street, Leicester Englebert. She said she lived across the street from you at number 45. I know she had all of your records. This one is my favourite. Cheers!
“After The Lovin” is still a favorite!
Its actually him 😲
The soundtrack to my childhood. My mom played Engelbert Humperdink everytime she did housework. And our house was clean all the time lol.
This man has a huge catalog of hits. He was a Tom Jones competitor. Love his voice. Thank you for getting to him.
He's better than Tom
@@michaelasay8587 There's room in my heart for both men 😍🥰
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@@xzonia1 I bet!! Lol ...
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“Please Release Me (probably his biggest hit), “After the Lovin’”, “Quando Quando Quando”, “Les Bicyclettes de Belsize“, “Spanish Eyes”, “Last Waltz” by Engelbert Humperdinck!! Don’t let the name fool you…..the man can sing! He’s amazing and all the songs I mentioned are amazing. He was huge in the lates 60s and 7Os. You have to do more…you will be amazed!
Engelbert Humperdinck and Tom Jones performed together multiple times. You can have a lot of fun watching those videos. Pure talent.
I was just thinking he sounds quite a bit like Tom Jones, though in my opinion, Tom Jones is the better singer.
My favorite of those is “Games People Play,” especially when you add in Billy Preston.
Yes,they had the same manager Gordon Mills.
@@AZambri1 A lot of people couldn't tell the difference when a new song came out - and they're both Welsh.
@@a.n.7863 Yes! Those 3 doing that song was fantastic!
"After The Loving" is another huge hit for Engelbert and many more hits too.
Love Love Love this song!
I think he's most known for "Release Me," which is a breakup song. "After the Loving" is really sexy, so is "Spanish Eyes." Two waltz songs are "The Last Waltz" and "Les Bicyclettes de Belsize," both my Mom absolutely loved to dance to. "Quando Quando Quando" is a lot of fun and "Am I That Easy to Forget" and a real crooner.
There goes my only possession was another great one
Spanish Eyes!
All great choices with Les Bicyclettes de Belsize being my favorite!
ANother vote for Spanish Eyes and the others were great too!
I love all of them songs too
Engelbert Humperdinck, you'll probably never see a name so unusual like this ever again in the music industry.
With your love of crooners, it was only a matter of time before you got to Englebert! "Release Me" is one of his best, and doing a live version is the way to go if you react to it. You could also do "The Last Waltz", "Am I That Easy to Forget", "There Goes My Everything" and "Sweetheart." Mr. H is now 86 years young and still going. P.S. PLEASE do some Tony Bennett... "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" will have Amber swaying!
Yes I agree, that is his best song.
You can't leave out "After the Lovin' " It's one of his biggest hits
Sweetheart was written by your boy, Sir Barry Gibb.
Oh, Tony Bennett! *swoon* 😍
@@breckrichardson390 Yes! That’s my go to of his!
Engelbert is awesome. One of the best male voices. He was a hunk too! My favorite is “Love me with all of your heart”. 💕
He, Tom Jones and Elvis were the 3 heart throbs of that time.
True, but Elvis preceded them as a star by several years.
Engelbert was the heartthrob back in the day.❤
Yes, I agree, a very good looking hunk, for sure❤ Tom Jones did not hold a candle to him in looks.
My grandmother was in love with Englebert Humperdinck and Tom Jones! I remember watching her watch them on tv. Grandmother was 45 and I was 5 in 1968.
I think all the Grandma's were in LOVE with Engelbert!!
Most Moms loved Tom and Englebert too - for that matter, pretty much any female with a pulse and old enough did 😄 Mom was 26 in '68 and she definitely had a thing 💗 for both Tom Jones and Englebert Humperdinck!
I’m the grandmother ❤😂
@@SusanJohnston LOL!!!! 🤣
It was the same here. I was 9 in 68 and my grandma loved him too. Engelbert and Tom Jones were huge in Germany.
My mom passed away three years ago at the age of 89, and Englebert was her absolute favorite. She saw him live many times and her and her friends would just swoon away at his concerts. A great performer, and he and Tom Jones were the guys who drove the ladies crazy back then! Great review, guys! I think "Release Me" was his biggest one, but he had so many hits!
His best was Last Waltz...amazing voice!
Such a fabulous song!
So agree love Last Waltz
Great song!
Guys, you're gonna LOVE Engelbert. My Grandma loved him and we grew up on his songs. I suggest these songs from him. "Spanish Eyes", "Release Me", "Love Me With All of Your Heart", "The Last Waltz", "Quando Quando Quando", "There Goes My Everything". You won't be disappointed.
GOING TO SEE HIM LIVE NEXT WEEK! STILL AWESOME!
I love all them songs too.
Didn't Al Martino ro Spanish Eyes first?
Jay & Amber, you'll Love his "After The Lovin' ", "Spanish Eyes", "Release Me" and "Quando Quando Quando"!!!!
Man, I completely forgot about this song from my early childhood! It's so much nicer to hear a singer who carries the band rather than a band who carries the singer. I love these pure singers.
He had a great voice just like Tom Jones of the same era. His real name is Jerry Dorsey. The producers chose Englebert Humperdinck because they thought it would set him apart. A truly classy voice. If you guys love the 60's then you should try Dion and the Belmonts, Gene Pitney, and others of the earlier part of the decade.
Englebert Humperdinck was the name of a 19th century German composer, best known for the opera Hansel and Gretel. So the name already had musical connections.
Sorry Thomas; just googled it, Arnold George Dorsey
He was a great singer and also a great man, married his sweetheart in 1964 after first meeting her when she was 17 in 1957 ish . He became her only carer full time due to Alzheimers in recent years , it broke his heart that she gradually started to forget him . He said he used to lie and cradle her in his arms hoping she knew and remembered how much he loved her but towards the end i think the illness had progressed too far . Sadly she contracted covid and died in 2021 .Their love story warms your heart they were devoted to one another .
He was one of the most talented singers in the world. You need to listen to more of his songs. And he has a lot of songs. I mean a abundance of songs.
He had a lot of good songs, “Release Me”, “Spanish Eyes” and “ There goes my everything”. ❤️
You guys did "Release Me", now do "Spanish Eyes". You won't regret it.
I just burst into tears when the chorus came on. My mom LOVED him and she used to listen to this song when I was a kid. The anniversary of her death just passed and I've had so many reminders of her around.
His wife died of Covid last year, he is still with us. Wonderful talent
This man was huge back in the day. My late mother loved him. A lot of the ladies of that generation loved him. I saw him in concert in 2001 and he was fabulous and a total charming gentleman. My favourite songs of his are Les Bicyclettes de Belsize and The Last Waltz.
He is a great singer , still going strong ❤❤❤
Saw him in 1972, on the same bill as The Carpenters. I was there for The Carpenters. Release Me was one of his most famous songs. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦
All his songs are on another level. Pick a song off his greatest hits and simply soak it all in. I'm 53 today, so my introduction of this amazing singing voice came too me from my mom and pop , who absolutely loved this man. I played and listened to every song by my teenage years word for word.
He & Tom Jones were Class A singers & performers. They were also both very handsome! I love that younger folk like yourselves are being introduced to & appreciating this sound that's over 50 years old! 👌
AND "LOVE ME WITH ALL YOUR HEART" VERY GOOD TO LOVE FROM DENMARK
Oh, please check out his hit After The Loving. Such a gem❤️❤️
My mother looovved this man. I grew listening to him on 8 track tapes 😆because of her. Thanks so much for the reaction guys. 👏🏽
Love that you guys are checking this out. Some of my favorite memories with my mom listening to Engelbert, Neil Sedaka.Tom Jones and Barry Manilow. ❤️
I have wonderful memories with my late mother in law. She was a complete Engelbert fanatic.
I was 8 in 68...This was the song that would be on granny's am radio...EVERYDAY...For years...I didn't start to appreciate it till a few years ago...Then it blew me away-After decades in prog, classical and jazz...It's a real beauty!
My father loved Engelbert Humperdinck. He also loved Slim Whitman and Charley Pride.
I absolutely loved Amber’s reaction. She was really smitten and swooning over him. Just so romantically taken. Precious. She fell in love right there.
My mom ❤❤❤ Englebert so I’ve known his music since I was a teen. She went to his concert in Vegas where he played often. Release Me and After the Lovin’ we’re big hits as well. He is alive, 86, and just lost his wife last year of Covid. They had married in 1964.
Just like Paul Anka's "Put Your Head On My Shoulder" did, Englebert's voice and style got to Amber just the way it did to millions of women - hits right in the heart ❣
"Dance with me. C'mon. Dance with me." my wife when I put Engelbert on the hi-fi.
What makes this one such a classic is the broken, vulnerable lyric telling the story of being destroyed by life and love, but belted out by such a powerful masculine voice. It's a rare combination.
It's been said that Engelbert was the saddest man on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. From the UK, he specialized in heartbreak and bad-romance ballads such as this one. You can do a deep dive into his discography and come up with hit after hit. BTW, his good looks and wonderful voice certainly earned him a loyal and wide cadre of female fans. It was a tossup between him and Tom Jones as to who had the most passionate lady fans.
His biggest fans were known as "Humperdinckers".
Another great….Last Waltz…Love Me With All if Your Heart,Live is All,Spanish Eyes….soooo many!
I love his voice- my favorite is Am I That Easy to Forget.
👍👍👍
Goosebumps even now. Very good idea, guys, to check him out because Engelbert was Tom Jones’ rival. They both have very strong voices, Eng’s one is a touch more velvety. And he was very handsome too, which thing didn’t hurt 😍 Being a lifelong catholic, his stage presence was subdued in contrast with « Tom and his Jones » … maybe this was the cause for less underware having been thrown at him, but he still had a huge number of paternity cases. He’s a major name of the era with many hits.
Music from my day! Engelbert and Tom Jones ruled! Panties on the stage time! My favorite Englebert songs: "Release Me", "Am I That Easy to Forget", "The Last Waltz", "Spanish Eyes".
The orchestration of this song supports his voice like a canvas backs the paint of a masterpiece.
This guy was The real deal in the 60's. Big catalog of hits.
Engelbert is no crooner. He is a song stylist, no crooner has his range he can hit notes a bank couldn't cash.
He also sings "After The Lovin" . Check that one out!
I love Engelbert Humperdinck. "Spanish Eyes," Release Me," Quando Quando Quando"... And my favorite one--the one that makes me melt like butter... Plus his biggest hit: "After The Lovin!" A lot of his songs have that Spanish sound to it... Very romantic! In fact, "Spanish Eyes" was my father's (an American military man who was sent to Spain) and my mother's (A hot blooded Spanish woman from Sevilla) ...their official love song for almost 52 years!
It's always a real joy..Sir Jay and Lady Amber to see your faces light up when listen to yesterday's singers like this. Great reaction keep up the good work 👏🏾 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👊🏾🤙🏾🖖🏾
And that's why our mothers loved Engelbert Humperdinck! I haven't heard him in years; even better than I remembered...
I saw him in concert back in the '80s and he put on an amazing show.
Love, love, love him 🩷. My Nonna took me to see him in concert when I was 13.
I grew up listening to Englebert and Tom Jones. Couldn't be more romantic!
'Gerry Dorsey' almost had a career in the 1950's, but it wasn't until he changed his stage name to Englebert Humperdink (Englebert Humperdinck is the name of a famous German classical Composer) that his career took off in the '60's. 'Please release me' was his biggest hit, 'Love me with all of your heart' and 'The Last Waltz' made him top of the bill in the late '60's!
Wow you will NEVER run out of Englebert's songs.
So handsome and a great voice. Those were great years to live in.
Great singer/crooner. My favorite songs from his collection are "The Last Waltz," "Release Me" and "After the Lovin." He was a contemporary of Tom Jones and as I understand it, they are good friends.
Engelbert gave the best concert I have ever seen! "A Man Without Love" is my favorite Engelbert song, but "The Way It Used To Be" is another great one.
One of my favorite voices over the many years.
"Love Me With All of Your Heart" was Englebert's biggest and best known song - you will love it.
Also his other mega-hit "Release Me".
What a heartthrob he was! You should definately do “Love me with all of your heart”. It is absolutely beautiful! Amber will LOVE it!
Englebert had a great smooth voice. He did a lot of great love songs a the height of popularity the same time as Elvis and Tom Jones and they all knew each other.
He was always introduced as the Worlds Most Romantic Singing Star!
I remember my mom used to love this song... bringing back good memories 😊
very popular in the late '60's and early '70's, and i absolutely loved him as a teenager into soft rock and other stuff lol
another british import
I grew up listening to him. A family favorite ❤
In the mid 70's the Karaoke scene then were just house Parties with guitars. Us filipinos after good filipino food would play and sing the hell out of this song. We actually thought we sound like Frank Sinatra. (especially with Budweisers ) We all came to the conclusion that Engelbert was the most "badass singer" in all the decades. And yes! he has a strong projection but also very velvety. ROB SQUAD yawl picked a winner! Thank you!
Love this man’s voice Engelbert Humperdink! Powerhouse voice! LOTS of great songs!! Oh, and he’s “purdy” too😊 “Release Me” has to be next! ❤❤❤❤
My Mom adored Engelbert. As a kid I remember all the crooners being played in our house, but Engelbert was her fave.
Engelbert was right up there with Tom Jones. Some titles to check out: "After the lovin," "There Goes My Everything," "The Last Waltz," and "Blue Spanish Eyes." 👍💙💙
Eng's real name is Arnold George Dorsey. He had some success as Gerry Dorsey in the UK clubs.
With a name change and his hit Release Me, he was able to keep The Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever/ Penny Lane off the number one position in the UK hit parade/charts.
My Nanna loved him. Even more than she did Tom Jones, so you know he had something the ladies liked.
I think hands down Please Release Me has to be his biggest hit.
I love this song More 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 What an voice what an Lyrics 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
"After The Loving" a great song by him.
He has many many songs and All Great, he and Elvis were very good friends as well.
I remember as a little kid my aunties had his albums and they loved him. I didn't get it then until I got to be an adult. I understand now. He's got a beautiful voice and this is a great song.
You must listen to “AFTER the LOVIN”, it’s my fav song of his. Also this song was played at almost every wedding reception in the 80’s! My mom loved Engelbert. I can remember the day that we were at the airport to see my dad come home from a business trip and Engelbert got off the plane with my dad. My mom almost fainted! Lol
He was my mother's favourite singer. I love his song "Les Bicyclettes de Belsize". It's so beautiful, and it always reminds me of her.
Matt Munroe "On days like these" is 60's crooning at it's best,up there with Engelbert
He was my grandma's favorite. She went to his concert in Vegas and was pulled onstage where she sang with him. She proclaimed it the greatest moment of her life.
"the last waltz" was probably his biggest hit! lovely song for reaction. ; )
He has a l o n g list of songs to make you fall in love!
E.H. was a vocal Powerhouse! Quando, Quando, Quando and After The Loving are two Must Hears!!!
Just saw him in concert this past Friday here in Las Vegas. The man is 86 and still has it. The voice is still there and he remembers all his lyrics. That is amazing for his age. Go see him while you can.
Thank you "Moonknight" for bringing this song into mainstream again!!!!
Love love love him! He has SO many hits. He sang with Tom Jones a lot. Both powerhouses 💕
This great song was used to great effect in Marvel's Moon Knight series.
I haven’t heard Engelbert Humperdinck in decades! Love his voice! I used to have an aunt who followed him all over the country to be at all his concerts.
Amber, I say this in the most complementary way possible. When the music swells and Engelbert pours it on, you had the exact same look on your face as my mom used to, I guess it transcends generations, the ladies love themselves some Engelbert.🥰🥰🥰
Engelbert was my dad's favourite. I grew up dancing by myself in our living room to Release Me, Les Bicyclettes de Belsize, Quando Quando Quando, Spanish Eyes, The Last Waltz... so many great memories associated to that dreamy voice. PLEASE you need to react to more Engelbert!
I saw him perform in Vegas many years ago. He was a good performer with very good rapport with the audience. At one point he began a Tom Jones number. Then he swung his hip and acted like he threw it out. He actually began to sound a lot like Tom Jones. He got a laugh from the audience and a lot of people wanted him to continue with the imitation of Tom Jones. BTW, he and Tom Jones were friends.
His real name was Arnold George Dorsey. The real Engelbert Humperdink was a composer who lived at the end of the 19th and early 20th century. He wrote "Hansel and Gretel" as well as a number of other Romantic Pieces.
Love his voice...charm and charisma!!
Thanks for getting to Engelbert. What a great voice! It was great growing up with so many amazingly talented singers. Wondering if you could please react to The Association. Their song, Never my love, is one of my favorites. Not to mention Along comes Mary as well as Windy. I couldn't find any reactions for them on your channel. Thanks so much! So appreciate you both!
I LOVE Englebert! He was my wedding song. I saw him in concert. Sooo great!
Have seen him in concert many times….even two years ago. Still touring in his 80s! He used to call a girl up from the audience and sing a live song to her. Unfortunately,not me!❤️
This song was featured in the first episode of "Moon Knight".
He's actually still quite active, and has his own youtube page.
My dad was a big fan, and I grew up listening to Engelbert. After a while, I couldn't help but notice and appreciate the power he put into the songs he sang.
"Quando, Quando, Quando", "Spanish Eyes", "Love Me With All Of Your Heart", and "Release Me", are just some of the songs of his that I think you'd really enjoy. One of my favorites is a really fun one... "My Wife The Dancer", is awesome and really fun. (I think I'm actually going to watch it right now, because it's already making me chuckle... lol)
Awesome reaction, as always. Thank you, both.
Cheers!
Engelbert has just a beautiful strong gorgeous voice…swoon worthy!
Loved your reaction to this song and his singing! My mom (now gone 10 years) absolutely LOVED Engelbert! She would play his Christmas album every year at this time - on a regular repeat. Thanks for the warm memory!
BTW - He was considered quite the "favorite" of the ladies, Amber, so I'm not surprised by your "mild swoon" when he belted out the chorus.