We already knew Rachel was a knockout. But Brenton Wood's 1967 original and Amii Stewart's 1979 cover knock this one out easily. Assembly-line dance-pop.
Yes but what I love about the Brits is that Music like that is still popular. The one thing that gets me mad is that quite often The Kids don't know that many of the songs were obscure Blues Songs. How many of them knew it was originally done by Eddie Floyd on Stax Records that was the label that Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, Carla Thomas and Johnnie Taylor also recorded for.
Either way it was just a Tribute Show. Also The "Original" Version was done by Eddie Floyd who Co-Wrote The Song with the Late Bassist of Stax Records Steve "The Colonel" Cropper. Now if Eddie "owns" the Rights to this Song along with Steve Cropper's Estate he is making so much bank. Songwriting is where the real "Money" Comes from. Also could someone tell me when the Boy Bands/Girl Bands Do Cover Versions of songs, do they know it's usually an Old School Song from the 1970's or 1980's. I have to give the Brits made love and respect, when they do a Cover of a Song , A couple of Gold Coins go into the Songwriter's Pockets if they still own the Songs. Nile Rogers is Old School in The US but in the UK he's Pop Royalty.
@2:00 full on aussie garden sprinkler move, very november early december... advanced technique as well... that bird deffo met some aussie lad at some stage to be able perform such art...
Don't know why she is not as famous as Madonna. Rachel is one of the greatest singers ever, and not crazy like Madonna (who I liked in the 80s before she got weird).🍌
Hello There Again, it is Mr Cannadine T. Boxill-Harris, oh by the way I just needed to know are you and your band are still Remixing and Re-Extending the Original Background song’s and still Reusing you’re own Extended word Lyrics but sing it differently and Reusing those original Extended background Versions for those Particular song’s By Andrew Gold and The Korgis, Never Let her Slip Away and Everybody got to learn Sometime, why don’t they just Replace the Synthesizer String Sound to a Two Musette 🪗’s sound and make this Musette sounds for those Two Accordion’s 4 to 6 and a Half times more Deeper then the Original Synthesizer Strings Sound so they can still have this Particular song called Everybody’s got to Learn sometime by the Korgis, also Replace the Xylophone Sound to a 24 and a half Times More Deeper Chime Bell and Even a 47 and a half Times More Lower Still Drum Sounds, Because it is Still one of my Very Very Very Very Very Very Favorite Song’s Ever Since I was about 10 Years of Age Thank You and I Love you’re singing Rachel Sevens and make you’re singing Voice 3 and a half times more Deeper Please X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Could someone please explain why there aren't any Black Dancers in this Number. This was a Song originally done by Eddie Floyd on Stax Records which in it's own way continued where Motown Left Off whose Artists were just as influential on UK Artists like Chess (Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley), and Motown. I think I'd be pretty peeved if I saw "My Song" being performed and no Black Representation.
Well it might be because the producer was racist and didn't want any black girls. Or, far more likely, the producer didn't bring race into every single thing in the world and instead hired the best few dancers put in front of them and none happened to be black.
Well, at least the most of them girls are black haired..! :-D Allright just joking, let´s talk serious: In music history there are tremendous many songs wich are covers of ANY composer and artist. No matter anymore if black or white. And i guess nowadays everyone knows it was originally a Soul song of the 60´s, composed by Eddie Floyd and Steve Cropper . Especally when the Movie "Commitments" came out.... The most important thing in Musicbusiness ist, that the rights owner got his royaltys paid out . And with every single coverversion you´ll hear on the charts, all of those composers Black or white got their money... Otherwise it would be a simple thing to file a criminal comlaint. Even Elvis Presley covered so many Songs of famous black composers and artists. But they´ve paid out! And every artist was super-happy if Elvis would choose THEIR song to cover. Just because the Roylaties bring them Money! So my dear friend "laminage". there is no Racism by covering and performing this song. It´s just a cover... A Cover who paids out royalties to the composers an their publishing companies. there is no reason to talk about racism.
This performance was more spectacle than substance. Relied too much on visual effects rather than vocal performance and stage presence, which made it feel gimicky. Felt disappointing back in 2004 and I feel the same about it now.
This is from an ITV special called Discomania from 2004 btw. They were doing tributes to iconic disco songs.
Hot!
That gold top was dangerous. Need this in 4K.
@@JDoe-gf5ozdefinitely a 4k version of this would be amazing. Rachel so very nearly wobbled her way right out that top. Delicious.
i wish there was a studio version! one of my favourite disco classics and one of my favourite pop stars
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Fun… the choreography in this is great
I bet you do
Love this song still
lover here in the United States he is an awesome performer and beautiful woman
I love the way she sings this song
Still sound so amazing i love it
Saludos desde Ciudad de México! Te admiro muchisimo Rachel besoss
OMG this is so cool
ME ENCANTO ESTA MUSICA TAMBIEN PARA UNA COREOGRAFIA...EXCELENTE BUEN RITMO PARA LUCIRSE...
she is so lovely
She is amazing sounds
Best !!!!
I'd love to see a video displaying the complete choreography performed by the dancers in this video. I liked the way they danced this song.
Same 🤩
Beautiful
We already knew Rachel was a knockout. But Brenton Wood's 1967 original and Amii Stewart's 1979 cover knock this one out easily. Assembly-line dance-pop.
Yes but what I love about the Brits is that Music like that is still popular. The one thing that gets me mad is that quite often The Kids don't know that many of the songs were obscure Blues Songs. How many of them knew it was originally done by Eddie Floyd on Stax Records that was the label that Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, Carla Thomas and Johnnie Taylor also recorded for.
Eddie Floyd
Either way it was just a Tribute Show. Also The "Original" Version was done by Eddie Floyd who Co-Wrote The Song with the Late Bassist of Stax Records Steve "The Colonel" Cropper. Now if Eddie "owns" the Rights to this Song along with Steve Cropper's Estate he is making so much bank. Songwriting is where the real "Money" Comes from. Also could someone tell me when the Boy Bands/Girl Bands Do Cover Versions of songs, do they know it's usually an Old School Song from the 1970's or 1980's. I have to give the Brits made love and respect, when they do a Cover of a Song , A couple of Gold Coins go into the Songwriter's Pockets if they still own the Songs. Nile Rogers is Old School in The US but in the UK he's Pop Royalty.
Hot as a chicago fire
@2:00 full on aussie garden sprinkler move, very november early december... advanced technique as well... that bird deffo met some aussie lad at some stage to be able perform such art...
At her best here and the sexiest girl in Britain at the time.
strange I do like it very much I don`t compare it with Amy but Rachel has here own style what is very erotic
Don't know why she is not as famous as Madonna. Rachel is one of the greatest singers ever, and not crazy like Madonna (who I liked in the 80s before she got weird).🍌
Glitter gold top
Hello There Again, it is Mr Cannadine T. Boxill-Harris, oh by the way I just needed to know are you and your band are still Remixing and Re-Extending the Original Background song’s and still Reusing you’re own Extended word Lyrics but sing it differently and Reusing those original Extended background Versions for those Particular song’s By Andrew Gold and The Korgis, Never Let her Slip Away and Everybody got to learn Sometime, why don’t they just Replace the Synthesizer String Sound to a Two Musette 🪗’s sound and make this Musette sounds for those Two Accordion’s 4 to 6 and a Half times more Deeper then the Original Synthesizer Strings Sound so they can still have this Particular song called Everybody’s got to Learn sometime by the Korgis, also Replace the Xylophone Sound to a 24 and a half Times More Deeper Chime Bell and Even a 47 and a half Times More Lower Still Drum Sounds, Because it is Still one of my Very Very Very Very Very Very Favorite Song’s Ever Since I was about 10 Years of Age Thank You and I Love you’re singing Rachel Sevens and make you’re singing Voice 3 and a half times more Deeper Please X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Wow Knock my wood😍
depp
Road House
The best vocalist from
s club 7,
enough to turn
all the straight men bi
lots of chest centric movements........ o O
hmmm
it's the only thing she's got going for her......anything to take the attention away from her shit singing.
Damn I can't find my cigarettes
Could someone please explain why there aren't any Black Dancers in this Number. This was a Song originally done by Eddie Floyd on Stax Records which in it's own way continued where Motown Left Off whose Artists were just as influential on UK Artists like Chess (Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley), and Motown. I think I'd be pretty peeved if I saw "My Song" being performed and no Black Representation.
Well it might be because the producer was racist and didn't want any black girls. Or, far more likely, the producer didn't bring race into every single thing in the world and instead hired the best few dancers put in front of them and none happened to be black.
Grow up
Well, at least the most of them girls are black haired..! :-D
Allright just joking, let´s talk serious: In music history there are tremendous many songs wich are covers of ANY composer and artist. No matter anymore if black or white. And i guess nowadays everyone knows it was originally a Soul song of the 60´s, composed by Eddie Floyd and Steve Cropper . Especally when the Movie "Commitments" came out.... The most important thing in Musicbusiness ist, that the rights owner got his royaltys paid out . And with every single coverversion you´ll hear on the charts, all of those composers Black or white got their money... Otherwise it would be a simple thing to file a criminal comlaint. Even Elvis Presley covered so many Songs of famous black composers and artists. But they´ve paid out! And every artist was super-happy if Elvis would choose THEIR song to cover. Just because the Roylaties bring them Money!
So my dear friend "laminage". there is no Racism by covering and performing this song. It´s just a cover... A Cover who paids out royalties to the composers an their publishing companies. there is no reason to talk about racism.
Yeah I remember that song is too bad she was only on one hit wonder
Not true. She had like 4 top 10 hits lol
Sorry but this ain’t a patch on Amy Stewart’s 1979 version, this is very plastic tbh
there was no soul in this.
Too slow, too academic, lack of energy ..
Just a pale copy of Amii S.
Maybe so, but when you do a "Cover" of an R & B / Disco Song, you know deep in your heart that you're version doesn't hold a candle to the "original".
and no no energy
Needs a better fitting shirt
Looks like lip-syncing.
This performance was more spectacle than substance. Relied too much on visual effects rather than vocal performance and stage presence, which made it feel gimicky. Felt disappointing back in 2004 and I feel the same about it now.
Just a pale copy of Amii S.