Such was the case with Roberta Flack, Donny Hathaway, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Isaac Hayes, Valerie Simpson and many others of that era. Not only did they use real instruments, they actually played them and combined them with the instrument of their voice! Please also listen to the version of this song by The Supremes!
@@ujimajame4601 You inspired me to listen to a few other versions (Supremes, Roberta Flack, Elvis, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash). I only liked Aretha, Simon & Garfunkel, and Johnny Cash, in that order. I also admired singer-pianists Sarah Vaughn and Nina Simone, and of course, Ray Charles.
Satori, I'd like to see you react to a Luther Vandross and Aretha Franklin song called "Doctor's Orders." It's a New Jack Swing bopper that grooves and soothes! I think you'll enjoy it. I remember when Aretha and Luther were to perform the song live on the Grammy's but just after the musical intro, Aretha's dress popped open (a button fell off something) and she had to catch the dress so she wouldn't have her underwear exposed. Of course, they cut the live show to commercial and the song was never performed!
The only person that can take everything to church ☺️
My favorite version of this song by far!
Classic written by Simon and Garfunkel, I believe and of course song by the Queen.
It's one of my all-time favorite songs from Aretha.
Good reaction Satori to a GREAT song and rendition by the Queen!!!
ARETHA, Singing AND playing the piano. A true musician.
Such was the case with Roberta Flack, Donny Hathaway, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Isaac Hayes, Valerie Simpson and many others of that era. Not only did they use real instruments, they actually played them and combined them with the instrument of their voice! Please also listen to the version of this song by The Supremes!
@@ujimajame4601 You inspired me to listen to a few other versions (Supremes, Roberta Flack, Elvis, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash). I only liked Aretha, Simon & Garfunkel, and Johnny Cash, in that order.
I also admired singer-pianists Sarah Vaughn and Nina Simone, and of course, Ray Charles.
There was only one Queen of Soul. 🙌🏽
There is no bad version of this song. Aretha's version is one of the best covers of course. Love it. Such a powerful message.
Wow another great gem by legendary Aretha Franklin ..Rip 🙏🏼
RIP Aretha Franklin 🙏🏾
She is the truth - her voice conviction and intensity is unmatched.
Only one Aretha. Nobody even comes close.
@@carolbrown605 Exactly not even close.
Two great legends on one track no one could sing like The Queen and no one can make that organ talk like the great Billy Preston RIP to both💜💜
I love Arethas' piano on this.
Didn't know that was Billy Preston on the organ, WOW
She will always be the queen👸🌺🌺gone but no forgotten the legacy of her music lives on...songs about her life experiences..RIH..Amen..
The G.O.A.T.🤍
Classic 🔥🔥🔥
This is The version of this song.
This takes me to church right here❤. Love love love it.
Satori, I'd like to see you react to a Luther Vandross and Aretha Franklin song called "Doctor's Orders." It's a New Jack Swing bopper that grooves and soothes! I think you'll enjoy it. I remember when Aretha and Luther were to perform the song live on the Grammy's but just after the musical intro, Aretha's dress popped open (a button fell off something) and she had to catch the dress so she wouldn't have her underwear exposed. Of course, they cut the live show to commercial and the song was never performed!
Love her, check out Chain of fools my favorite.
Love your videos, you got soul.
Check out the Luther and Jennifer Halliday version feat Paul Simon live.
Satori, that's Ms. Franklin playing the tremolo in the intro.