First Time Hearing Dusty Springfield - Son of a preacher man Reaction
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_Love_ Dusty Springfield! A British singer who handled any genre she wanted, even Aretha Franklin acknowledged her. This song was an international hit; top 10 in US & UK! DS had a bunch of hits (ie, "I Only Want to Be with You" & "Wishin' and Hopin' ") before she came to Memphis in '68; her career continued, even collaborating with the Pet Shop Boys in the 1990s, until she passed in1999.
You can barely contain your surprise & laughter throughout this song and I LOVED it! 🤣😂🤣😂. Watching your expressions, trying to not smile, thank you for a great laugh!! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂. btw: my folks who had 5 daughters in the 1960's, me being the youngest at 7 years in 1968, loved all kinds of music. They did not care for her or this song. 😂🤣. I see it as part of the culture that was desperately trying to leave the ivory soap fifties behind. Now look where we have ended up.
Try Peggy Lee and her song "Fever", she was an amazing lady, singer songwriter. Covered multiple genres.
One of my favorite songs of all time
Ahhh, now THIS brings me back. This came out years before I was born, but I still have fond memories of it.
You see, in my late teens/early twenties I worked as a janitor/custodian at a Catholic hospital. My dad got me the job because he worked as a hospital chaplain and was liked well enough to become director of spiritual services.
For myself, I was popular with the nurses for being a hard worker, my friendly manner and good humor, and other social activities.
At some point I developed a bit of a reputation and while walking the floors one day, one of the old nurses said to me "well, well. How's it going there you son of a preacher man"
I had never heard the song before that and she told me about it.
After that, I would laugh anytime the old nurse called me that.
Good times
Loved this song! As someone who grew up with an American southern church background it hits the nail on the head. I was 15 in 1968. There was a stereotype about PKs…Preacher’s Kids, they had a rep for someone who could get you in trouble!
In the social media era of today it would become mean and could really hurt kids, but in my day it was playful. Sometimes it was true, but not usually.
All 15 year old girls in 1968 wanted to find a Preacher’s son who would teach us stuff.
I dated the son of a missionary for awhile and oh my he could kiss! But alas, his family eventually went back to Africa.
Another one of her hits, this gets played at Halloween time sometimes. But can be played anytime.
Dusty Springfield - Spooky
It made it to number 10 in the US. A hit across all demographics. My age group (13), my cousin's age group ( 22), and even my parents age group loved it. It was written by a pair of songwriters, two guys, who had Aretha Franklin (daughter of a preacher man) in mind for it. Dusty ended up recording it first. Then Aretha, shortly thereafter. Great job, once again. Thank you.
It was extremely popular in Los Angeles radio stations. We all sang it.
FABULOUS! What a great song!
Say Hey MLB, This song was an instant hit and was taken in the spirit of what I think was the original intent, a song that mildly challenged the assumption of innocent and upright behavior on the part of religious people. I don't remember any serious controversy. I recommend you listen to the studio version to hear Dusty at her best. Also, her British pop hits are fantastic. Love your reactions and mellifluous voice.
Very well received and as a 14 year old girl, my friends and I wore out the record.
It was interesting hearing how you viewed the lyrics. I heard this song young which may have colored my views on it. I never thought that she was painting him in a bad light. It sounded more like childhood sweethearts who grew up closer and more risky then their religious parents would be okay with. I never got the impression he was sleeping around just sneaking out with her out of a desire for love and freedom. Your take was super interesting to think about. Great reaction as usual sir.
Love her voice, gives me chills ❤
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Bravo, I'm 60 , what did you think, which song did you listen to.
glad to hear this ladies
Oh Mr Boyd, this was in the 60s....free love etc. Always loved Dusty and she was certainly very popular here in the UK for some years.
People warmed to her and she was the closest we had to a soul singer. Her slow stuff is beautiful...she conveyed so much depth of feeling. Yup, Dusty was the best...💐💐😁😁
This was a hugely popular song. It was the sexual revolution! I heard it on the radio all the time when I was a child. She was all over TV singing it as well, if I remember correctly. Wikipedia says: “The single, released in late 1968 and credited as "Son-of-a Preacher Man" on UK, US and other releases, became an international hit, reaching no. 9 in the UK singles chart and no. 10 on Billboard's Hot 100 in January 1969.” They say Aretha Franklin recorded this song also (and that it was written with her in mind). It was a great song. I don’t recall anyone having a problem with it, but of course i was just a child. But it was a top 10 hit, so people must have loved it.
It was a Hit.
Obvious comment, but I just really enjoy watching your reactions to all these old songs I've known for years. And I appreciate that you pay attention to both the music and lyrics. I wouldn't mind seeing you post some of the music that you already know, grew up with, and love that maybe some of us don't already know. Thanks for the enjoyable content.
It was on the radio all the time. It was very popular, but I was in Los Angeles growing up in 60s
My mom would listen to this in the 70s when I was little! Its been a long time since Ive heard it..great memories!
I don't think anyone really thought anything about it, back in the day. I never heard any fuss about it. I was 15 at the time. And you know, from that earlier, more innocent era, I just "heard it" as two young people falling in love, walking around the backyard, smooching, whispering, planning a meeting down by the pond, etc. Our minds didn't immediately run to sex in the bushes. lol!
The single, released in late 1968 and credited as "Son-of-a Preacher Man" on UK, US and other releases, became an international hit, reaching no. 9 in the UK singles chart and no. 10 on Billboard's Hot 100 in January 1969.
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This was a big hit when it came out. The "devout" don't buy hit records, generally. You are right of course, about Preachers and their wives not liking it, however.... in a store perhaps, or at work, even the devout might have a surprised knowing half smile on their on their face.
Another factor is that the "culture wars" hadn't started yet. While I'm sure there were those who hated the irreverent tone, the hollow cries of "our religion is being attacked by satanic forces" was not a mainstream thing.
I think it's a funny song and very well done by Dusty, the backup singers, and band!
Who is Intonation who gets to suggest almost all the recordings you react to! :-)
Your facial expressions are priceless!
She does a great version of "The Look of Love". And maybe check out a guest collaboration she did with Pet Shop Boys 'What Have I done to deserve this" .
Dusty had so many great hits .She is British,she made a trip south to Memphis ,when she toured and recorded a whole album while there.
Well.. Irish parents .Irish blood !! Born in england Mary Ann O "Brien
As the son of a preacher man…yeah. It was kind of like that.
No one had a problem with this song at the time. It was big hit and she had many more! 😮
Nothing was really made of it back in the day.Dusty Springfield a great soul singer. She made some great music 🎵. check out.Dusty in memphis.
Great tune. Nice to see it going around.
Hey it was the sixties and a decade all about FREE love!
Incredible voice.
I was young when the song out. I found it later in life. But I have to tell you my first kiss was from the son of a preacher man. So I'm not so sure how innocent the majority of preachers sons are. 😏 Lol
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0:48 is amazing! You immediately knew why Billy was taking her walkin'
67 Summer of Love
It's amusing how every generation thinks they invented sex. The song was received very well in 1968. That's why it's being performed on the Ed Sullivan Show, not a show known for pushing the envelope beyond what the times would bear.
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I grew up to this stuff. We had so many timeless songs back in the day.
You need to do Petula Clark singing "Don't Sleep in the Subway"
This is the first Petula Clark Song I remember hearing as a child. I adored her.
This is on the Pulp Fiction soundtrack, which has a lot of great songs on it. Love this song!
You blushed 😊
One of the only songs I e ever heard that immediately makes me feel amorous. Just the feel and sway of the music makes me feel free. I love music.
Yeah, ya got to watch out for the preacher's kids. 😁
Australia never really had hang ups. I arrived in 1969 at age 4years old in Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast, and it was a swinging place my Uncle opened the first Saturday Night Fever style night club and suggestive songs a staple. The 70's was a time of total sexual acceptance.
When I was in church it was pretty much a common joke that preachers kids knew how to break all the rules.
An inspiration to so many covers of this song,she was glorious.
This song was well received. You need to remember that this was during the hippy, free love era, which I remember well. Not sure about how devoutly religious people saw it, but, let me tell you, PKs (preachers’ kids) were and are well known as being bad boys and girls.
You should react to more Dusty Springfield songs like Wishing & Hoping, You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me. Both awesome hits.
I remember hearing in 60's growing up a saying that the worst kids in town were yge preachers kids. So I dont think this song was very controversial, that I remember. At least in my little part of the world. Have always liked this song.
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This song was sampled by Cypress Hill for the song “hits from the bong”
I've been listening to this everyday for the last week or so.
It was received well, it was number #10 on the charts for the year. You underestimate how men acted back then acted. A woman's place was in the home, A few years later Chuck Berry was singing "I want to play with my Ding-A-Ling". Bosses openly swatted or pinched butts groped ladies and you could quit if you didn't like it, but if you needed the job you had better be receptive. Aretha Franklin Does a version of Son of a preacher man on the flip side of the Call Me 45. I liked it better than the A-side Call Me. Did you ever tell a girl something untrue to get her to let you get closer to home base? I'm an angel, I never did... In fact, they wanted to go farther I did. Then again, It was usually one of her brothers I was into. Still the Angel, I didn't choose to be gay. What I did choose was never to act on my desires. But gay nonetheless.
I thought this was an innocent song until I grew up and hear it on my way to work
I wasn't thinking "go to the homes of the congregation" so much as a traveling revival preacher with a tent show. It was a thing back then; not so much now in these days of TV evangelists and megachurches.
Probably a circuit Preacher, come round every 4-6 weeks.
I think the whole point was that Billy Ray was a bad boy... LoL! Just discovered your channel, been bingeing videos. New subscriber here, absolutely love how open you are to experiencing new music!
The swinging sixties bro 😂😂😂
Great reaction!!
Son of a Preacher Man was Travelling Salvation Show version of a traveling caravan of Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves. Young love, first love, puppy love was romanticized
Your mention of gypsies, tramps and thieves made me think of the song by Cher....a good follow on from this
I've sung this song more times than I've had hot dinners
It was a smash when it came out.
This is known as Blue Eyed Soul.
This was featured in Pulp Fiction.
This song made me want to meet preachers' sons.
Oldie but a goodie!
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Dusty - real name mary o brien was an amazing irish singer her family emigrated to england hence y english people think shes english
I was pretty young when it was released, too young, but I remember it being play on both Pop and Counry stations areound '72 '73 era. I didn't get what is about, but I don't recall anything about any negative reaction, but again, I was young.
Dusty was one of the great 1960's performers. Check out "You don't have to say you love me" and "I only want to be with you"
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Ah church girls!!
This was a huge hit the moment it came out. As was the whole Album, Dusty in Memphis.
If there is a "Triple Goddess" of music, Dusty is one of the faces of HER!
Dunno how I got here but damn bro 🔥
Love Dusty! Can you react to "I Only Wanna Be With You" ?
Have you ever known a preacher's child?
Before Amy Weinhouse, there was Dusty Springfield
The preachers kids could always get away with being naughty because they were trusted by all the girls parents 😂☮️🌻❤️
Brooks and Dunn- Believe
Cypress Hill (sampled this)- Hits from the Bong
The sixties were a time of open rebellion against the 'Establishment'. The taboos of that had permiated society up until that time were thrown out the window with the cry 'Make love not war'. The sixties were a wild ride.
Growing up in the "Bible Belt" of the southeastern US, I can attest the the least innocent children are indeed the children of preachers.... and other clergy.
I hear you. The "PKs" (preachers kids) were always some of the wildest kids. And cops kids, too.
You know what they say about P.K's (Preacher's kids.)....Some grow up to be upright...others are...a bit wild.
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Along the same lines as far as young love content goes, I’d suggest Bob Seger’s “night moves” great song about summer love and what happens when fall rolls around...
Bob Seger is amazing! I think most people my age only know him from the truck commercials. That's how I found out about him.
Though it was considered slightly risque` in general, by 1968 it was only considered unacceptable by some conservative religious and political groups, as the culture in general was turning toward "free and easy" about sexual matters. It was an odd time, when traditional, conservative customs were being superceded and set aside by the general population, but hadn't yet completely succumbed to the "if it feels good do it" ethics of the mid and late seventies. It was a time of transitions in ethics, in music and art, and in sexual morality.
It was a big hit, with a few tsk-tsking about it while it climbed the charts.
I always saw this song as a fond remembrance of a woman's first love. Ain't nothing bad about that in itself. And her vocal style is sexy as....well, she sounds great.
Alway had a different perspective as you say, people always talked about the "PREACHER DAUGHTERS", so i thought this shined a little light on the "Boys" as they were not as you say INNOCENT EITHER!!! hahahah......we all are human Right!!!
Thanks so much!!! I have a suggestion?! Joe Satriani, Always with Me Always with You
Sampled by Cypress Hill in "Hits From the Bong"
I love listening to you talking Mr. L. Boyd. I was wondering though, why is the video faded and see-through. Can hardly see it!
Probably to avoid a copyright strike from TH-cam.. it’s also why it’s live and not the studio version 😄
@@naomifigueroa1428 … Oh. Ok. I didn’t think of that. Thanks 😊
Well you heard about the son Check out Lynyrd Skynyrd doing "Preacher's Daughter"!!
AHhhhhhhh you don't really know Sir........ We preacher kids were known to be the hellions our families tried to warn people against (partly because they were speaking from experience seeing how we apparently flaunted everything they were trying to steer people away from.) Wasn't till I was older and realized that phase was my rebellion that I appreciated what they were trying to do. Loved this song and Cher's GYPSY'S TRAMPS AND THIEVES.
Wow. Completely different take. I never saw the preachers son looked bad at all. And she was obviously a willing participant. I never thought of it as you did. Maybe because I have someone in my past like that and I sure don’t think it was bad at all. Hahahaha. I enjoyed your perspective. Super fun
Dusty Springfield is British.
Your eyes are smiling a lot on this reaction. 👍🏼
Great song...a "go to" for karaoke....she's got a sultry voice
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Preacher's kid's are notorious for being trouble. At least enough for people to joke about it.