We saw him in concert 2019 (pre Covid lockdowns). He was terrific, sang wonderfully, was funny on stage, told a few short life stories and was absolutely charming. He was on tour in England but lives in Oz.
He was hanging at Heron Island on the great barrier reef when I was there. When I was there it was really just a diver place, he was invisible. I didn't see him though would have met him as that was what the place is like
He said the best thing he ever did for himself was move to Australia and he said that it taught him to stand up for himself, as when he went on that stupid UK show big brother and the producers tried to intimidate him and stop him from leaving as he wanted to, he stood up for himself and took no bull and he said he could never have done that before but living in Oz had given him the confidence and strength to stand up for himself. He is a great asset for us.
@@Caroline.123 And don't we love him The Poms can have Peter Andre and Kyyyyylliiiee Give me Leo any day. Miriam Margoyles as well. She's gets criticised for speaking her mind elsewhere. Here in Oz she fits in great
Leo Sayer was a handsome, talented, lovely man who also wrote hits for others. I still listen to him in 2021. Shame he never got the recognition or rewards that he deserved.
That’s awesome! Yes, very talented fellow. But as for pity, I might beg to differ. Between 1979 and perhaps ‘82, I could not escape the man’s music on the radio to save my life. And he’s still a known name. I imagine Sayer is quite happy with the recognition he achieved.
I went to see Leo Say in concert in Swansea uk in the 1979 or 1980 he was brilliant live did not miss a note, we sang along & remember thinking what a nice guy he was when one of his fans asked if she could have a photo with him, he promptly lay down on the higher stage & put his arms around her & they both had the photo taken, it was a lovely day out & I have nothing but positive memories of it, still like all his songs to this day ! 😊💜💕
"when I need you" was the song my first girlfriend who dedicated the song to me. she died in a car accident. it still effects me to this day. married for 30 years.
Congratulations what a neat story My cousin had a baby when the song came out I think I was almost 13 I wanted to keep the baby because she didn't his name was Christopher every time I hear this song I think about this little man where he is today. I found out he passed away. Leo always had the great songs and I'm sure he still seems outstanding. Congratulations to you guys once again
Amazing singer . Orchard rd was one number that brings back memories. I met his brother on a flight to Nairobi several years back. Leo was a very gifted singer, wish he would make come back.
Just saw him in concert/ a show in Newcastle, New South Wales Australia. Wonderful. He lives in Aus. Super !!!!!! 😀👍👍👍👍👍 Voice was great, and he still moves well. Go Leo. 👌👍👏
I was a teenager in the 70's and sadly there was not one Leo Sayer fan in my entire high school, so I resolved to be a closet fan of Sayer, Rod Stewart and Elton John - so what the heck was the music vibe ...? KISS, ACDC, Led Z, and all that - which I couldn't abide. Sayer is a rare and gifted artist who for me gave new meaning to originality and expression. One of my many favourites in an eclectic 60s-90s mix of music from Glam Rock, Punk, Synth Pop, Indi Rock, Russian Trance and more.
Love your music still today Leo " Just When I Needed You Most. Also saw you on Vancouver Island in Victoria, B.C, in 1974. Your still had some & rocking. ❤ 🇨🇦.
I grew up in Shoreham beach in the 1970s and met Adam Faith on the way to school in about 1972, Leo used to live on a houseboat about ten minutes walk from my house. Shoreham beach was a great place to be a teenager with a fantastic beach and river.
@@velvetbees my first cassette tape was Leo Sayer. I loved his music then and always. It's classic. My favourites-- I was just boy, giving it all away....and more. When I need you....very talented. He mustn't have sold his soul or his name would remain in lights
apparently, i was obsessed with mr sayer as a 3 - 4 yr old. he’d be singing on the telly (countdown) 🇦🇺 my dad took me to see mr sayer live for my 18 th (twin towns services club)🇦🇺 HE WAS BRILLIANT! 😆 ✌🏻🇦🇺
Australia indeed loved Leo Sayer. Australians still listen to Leo Sayer songs on the beach and at home always. People like Leo Sayer made Australia a very lucky country. Thank you for the Music mate!! You made a lot of people happy. You should know. Leo Sayer songs are from 1970s - 80s and still slaps harder then most songs nowadays. Cheers from Australia.
@@whathappenedtothem_"You Make Me Feel Like Dancing"? It is *NOT* a Rhythm & Blues song! This is Straight-out Pop. If Doug Parkinson had done it, or even Renee Geyer, they could've given the song an R & B treatment, but they are *the only two people outside the USA* who are capable of doing genuine R & B. but sadly Doug has passed away and Renee is now in retirement.
Those who judged this as "Best R. & B. Song really haven't got clue number one as to what is Rhythm & Blues. The genre began to die out in the late 1960s as it softened into what became known as "Soul" Music. R. & B. had a gritty edge to it, it was best demonstrated in songs like "Fannie Mae" by Buster Brown(1959), "Stranded In The Jungle" by The Cadets(1956), "Working In The Coal Mine" by Lee Dorsey(1966), "Let's Stick Together" by Wilbert Harrison(1962).
when this song came out there were really no genres of music, it all got played on every station. There was really only hard rock and country and stations other than hard rock and country that played a mix of R&B, pop and soft rock. In the late 70's did the record studios start giving songs categories like Disco, Pop and so forth
@@kellycranford3592 As I said, "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" is just a straight-out Pop song. Not taking anything away from it persay, just recognising it does *not* befit the genre of R. & B.
I met Leo Sayer in Berchtesgaden Germany where he was playing a concert at the NCO Club there..We ate dinner w him before the show..he was a sweet humble awesome guy..
I was a young teenager in the early 80s and, me and my friends loved our 80s music and Leo was on the top of our list, we all would be just walking down the street and just singing and dancing his songs, you know usually just a few of us or a couple of us just having fun and, acting silly.
I know that mastering English seems to be a challenge for many people, but here’s a simple way to work out if your grammar is ok, or not. If you drop the words, “and my my friends” from your sentence, you are left with, “me loved our 80’s music”, which of course shows a total lack of grasp of English grammar. Try stating, “ my friends and I”. Plain, simple, correct English. You are welcome. No charge.
@@robertcarter9350 One, I don’t need your friggin advice on how to write a sentence, and, how very disrespectful to go around and be a comment stalker, you must have such little life and, miserable life at that to tell people how to write a sentence. And, if you read, my sentence, I don’t need you or anyone else telling me how to write a sentence, perhaps you need to reread this sentence, because, there is nothing wrong with it. I also don’t need you or anyone else to tell me anything about English Grammar, there was no need to be so rude and, harass people, there was no need for your comment, period!
My what an amzing career he's had to date. Just shows that the world is your oyster and because he hasn't been heard of in decades in UK he didn't fade into obscurity, but carried on bubbling away, never going out the limelight... Incredible to think fans in Russia sang all his lyrics in English...
Yes a rare talent and his repertoire was pretty range from the kitsch to complex , but one particular number that stands out for me is " Moonlighting " , showing his vocal ability in a very complex arrangement.
Not bad, but I wish the narrator’s verbal pronunciation would improve. It would be less distracting and sound more sincere. Also, to include sound bites of the song’s choruses as they are mentioned would add a lot to the overall presentation.
Leo has made a tribute to "The Bealtes" album called "Nothern Songs" due to be released on 28.Jan.2022. There is trailer available on TH-cam and it sounds amazing.
Always liked his music and was about seven when Orchard Road played on the radio, I loved that song. He was the last person who had contact with Elvis Presley before he died.
Leo's actual name is Gerard Hugh Sayers. The Three Dog Night cover of 'The Show Must Go On' also topped the Cash Box chart and went to #4 on Billboard in the US. There's the old story that his record company got Sayer to record Hammond's songs over his own when they tried to break him as a performer in the US, which didn't please Sayer in the slightest. I suppose the royalty cheques might have soothed his anger.
The first time i saw Leo was in the wiggles video and i remember being just being a little toddler dancing to the song you make me feel like dancing and just loved it
Years ago he did celebrity big brother here in the UK, threw a tantrum because he was expected to wash his own underpants, stormed out the house and demanded to see his agent. That's what happened to Leo Sayer 😂😃😁😀😂
Yes I remember that. He was really horrible on that show shouting and swearing at the crew. Not a nice man and has a huge ego. I remember him trying to do a grovelling apology afterwards but the damage had been done as we'd all seen what he was really like and it wasn't the humble little guy in the clown costume.
@@TheSilk661 Yes, it killed his fan base and celebrity status stone dead for many of his previous fans. It really did show him honestly and in a most unfavourable light.
Try cleaning your ears out every now and then . After that you may hear quite fine . I didn't have a problem with his dictation. But then again I'm not a picky cunt like some hey Gaz
You didn't mention that after being Leo's manager for several years, Adam Faith had to admit that he'd spent all the royalties that Leo's songs had made...while sitting in his Rolls Royce that Leo had paid for.....aaahh, managers........!
One word...e-nun-ci-a-tion! It's hard to understand what you are saying. It sounds like you have marbles in your mouth. I have no room to talk, perhaps, but slow it down a bit and enunciate. All the research you have done deserves to be clearly delivered. It would be a huge boost to your channel.
One other thing, he tends to drop the last syllable or slur the last syllable so you can’t tell if something was Past or Present tense with an ED on it or not. L’s are particularly problematic in the middle of words, as well. There’s a reason that people in theater are trained how to speak so people can understand them. It’s not by accident that you can understand them. They work on it.
1976 Summer, Saint Tropez, some roadside shack serving chicken & chips to campers: We ordered as 'Moonlighting' was playing on the Dansette record player. It finished, then started again because the arm of the record player was left open. It continued to play, and play, and we counted the number of times. Seventeen times we heard this song before we left. You can't really forget something like that. "She stares at him with his beard unshaved; wonders at his power of staying awake..."
Narrator is running words together and even leaving out letters of words. Doesn't sound automated so I guess it's a speech impediment. If so, I'm sorry. If not, then try slowing down a bit.
The song "You make me feel like dancing was actually written by Ray Parker Junior I'm glad they gave Ray recognition since the song was stolen from him . I Loved Leo's voice, glad he lived an awesome life.
The moment he stormed off the Big Brother set in the UK is pure class. Two security gorillas are trying to restrain him, much to Leos annoyance . The rage is strong!!
Saw him in a little club in Boston when he still wore the clown make up. 73? maybe. He sang to a backing track. I remember the Leslie speakers spinning on the tiny stage. Great fun!
Cannot believe this diatribe commentary. He sounds like a 16 year old drunk reading a script with no intonation or idea what he is reading. Leo deserves better.
What happened to Leo Sayer? Umm.....nothing. He lives in the NSW southern Highlands with his wife, and still suffers from the aftermath of a 1977 fall off a stage during a show.
Just before that first show at The Troubadour in LA the Band was practicing in London when the Piano Player hit Leo over the head with a chair in a Cocaine Binge getting him fired from the Tour.. The Piano Players name was Dave Mc Dougal, a old friend of mine, who personally told me that story.
I didn't forget about Leo I remember talking about his song when I need you to girl in Spanish class I had a crush on talked about couldn't get it right by the climax blues band also I've got lobo and the Orleans ordered on cd
@@timothyrouse2853 lucky dog last thing on my bucket list is going to Australia but my health is to bad now wouldn't want to get sick on that long of a flight
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Didn't this guy make exercise videos years ago? No, wait - this is not Richard Simmons? Sorry, my bad.
LOL they look alike
Haha 😂made me laugh! Cheers ✌
Sayer sings better. ...But Simmons dances better!
@@freemanz4051 True LOL
That's funny I was just thinking they look alike, too
We saw him in concert 2019 (pre Covid lockdowns). He was terrific, sang wonderfully, was funny on stage, told a few short life stories and was absolutely charming. He was on tour in England but lives in Oz.
I watched him in concert 3 years ago. He sounded great. Just like he did when he first sang. He sang all his hits over the decades. Excellent.
So this is what happened
he was a successful singer with a wonderful string of hits and still does what he does best, essentially living the dream.
Nothing happened to him. he moved to Australia. he lives a wonderful life in Sydney and performs regularly here and overseas. Aussie Leo.....
Yeah I thought so. I’ve got Aunties that retired to Australia. There needs to be a show, what happened to this channel and show.
He was hanging at Heron Island on the great barrier reef when I was there.
When I was there it was really just a diver place, he was invisible. I didn't see him though would have met him as that was what the place is like
He said the best thing he ever did for himself was move to Australia and he said that it taught him to stand up for himself, as when he went on that stupid UK show big brother and the producers tried to intimidate him and stop him from leaving as he wanted to, he stood up for himself and took no bull and he said he could never have done that before but living in Oz had given him the confidence and strength to stand up for himself. He is a great asset for us.
I must admit... What I saw of Leo on BB I didn't like... No wonder he thought he was better out
@@Caroline.123 And don't we love him The Poms can have Peter Andre and Kyyyyylliiiee Give me Leo any day. Miriam Margoyles as well. She's gets criticised for speaking her mind elsewhere. Here in Oz she fits in great
His ballads are classics, why you never hear them on radio stations I just don't understand.
I use to serve Leo Sayer when he would come through Melbourne Airport. He always rented a Mercedes. He is a true gentleman.
I still listen to him to this day love his music
Leo Sayer was a handsome, talented, lovely man who also wrote hits for others. I still listen to him in 2021. Shame he never got the recognition or rewards that he deserved.
That’s awesome! Yes, very talented fellow.
But as for pity, I might beg to differ. Between 1979 and perhaps ‘82, I could not escape the man’s music on the radio to save my life. And he’s still a known name. I imagine Sayer is quite happy with the recognition he achieved.
I went to see Leo Say in concert in Swansea uk in the 1979 or 1980 he was brilliant live did not miss a note, we sang along & remember thinking what a nice guy he was when one of his fans asked if she could have a photo with him, he promptly lay down on the higher stage & put his arms around her & they both had the photo taken, it was a lovely day out & I have nothing but positive memories of it, still like all his songs to this day ! 😊💜💕
Not sure what you mean. He had a successful career and is fairly well known. Not a bad life.
"when I need you" was the song my first girlfriend who dedicated the song to me. she died in a car accident. it still effects me to this day. married for 30 years.
🙏
So sorry for your dead.May she continue to rest in peace.
Congratulations what a neat story My cousin had a baby when the song came out I think I was almost 13 I wanted to keep the baby because she didn't his name was Christopher every time I hear this song I think about this little man where he is today. I found out he passed away. Leo always had the great songs and I'm sure he still seems outstanding. Congratulations to you guys once again
'Dancing the night away' takes me back to the 80's.
Amazing singer . Orchard rd was one number that brings back memories. I met his brother on a flight to Nairobi several years back. Leo was a very gifted singer, wish he would make come back.
Just saw him in concert/ a show in Newcastle, New South Wales Australia. Wonderful. He lives in Aus. Super !!!!!! 😀👍👍👍👍👍
Voice was great, and he still moves well. Go Leo. 👌👍👏
Articulate!!!
Slow down and speak more clearly, you are not in a race.
I was a teenager in the 70's and sadly there was not one Leo Sayer fan in my entire high school, so I resolved to be a closet fan of Sayer, Rod Stewart and Elton John - so what the heck was the music vibe ...? KISS, ACDC, Led Z, and all that - which I couldn't abide. Sayer is a rare and gifted artist who for me gave new meaning to originality and expression. One of my many favourites in an eclectic 60s-90s mix of music from Glam Rock, Punk, Synth Pop, Indi Rock, Russian Trance and more.
Love your music still today Leo " Just When I Needed You Most. Also saw you on Vancouver Island in Victoria, B.C, in 1974. Your still had some & rocking. ❤ 🇨🇦.
I grew up in Shoreham beach in the 1970s and met Adam Faith on the way to school in about 1972, Leo used to live on a houseboat about ten minutes walk from my house.
Shoreham beach was a great place to be a teenager with a fantastic beach and river.
I love you more than I can say is my all time favorite from that era. The memories that flood back every time I hear it.
He's still going strong my mate Dave plays guitar with him
Tell him he has made a lot of people happy with his music!
@@velvetbees my first cassette tape was Leo Sayer. I loved his music then and always. It's classic. My favourites-- I was just boy, giving it all away....and more. When I need you....very talented. He mustn't have sold his soul or his name would remain in lights
@@freddytw206 Love him. One of my top 10.
He’s got to be close to 90.
How can i contact Leo to offer a syndicated FM radio interview via phone? Thank you
Long Tall Glasses is one of my favourite songs by any artist.
I thought Leo Sayer was Richard Simmons.
He is.
@@thomasbinninger1355
He's not..
He's Simmons brother.
Haha! I just remembered I was constantly confusing them both back then, too!
Richard Simmons is the love child of leo and Barry Manilow.
That's much better than when he looks like Gary Glitter
The Sad and Disturbing Story of Leo Sayer. LOL Had no idea he composed for other people. Great talent.
Pretty cool.. except the narration
Thanks for posting this info! Leo's contribution to music is immeasurable and will never be forgotten!.
Couldn't agree more!
Narrator dude needs serious speech lessons… Must’ve said “U-nighd States” 20 times… distracting… And the awkward cleft L that just won’t quit.
apparently,
i was obsessed with mr sayer
as a 3 - 4 yr old.
he’d be singing on the telly
(countdown) 🇦🇺
my dad took me to see
mr sayer
live
for my 18 th
(twin towns services club)🇦🇺
HE WAS BRILLIANT! 😆
✌🏻🇦🇺
Australia indeed loved Leo Sayer. Australians still listen to Leo Sayer songs on the beach and at home always.
People like Leo Sayer made Australia a very lucky country. Thank you for the Music mate!! You made a lot of people happy. You should know.
Leo Sayer songs are from 1970s - 80s and still slaps harder then most songs nowadays. Cheers from Australia.
Thanks for sharing!!
4:41 "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" is *NOT IN ANY WAY IMAGINABLE* a Rhythm & Blues song. It's a straight-out *Pop* song.
It won Best Rhythm & Blues Song at the Grammys.
@@whathappenedtothem_"You Make Me Feel Like Dancing"? It is *NOT* a Rhythm & Blues song! This is Straight-out Pop. If Doug Parkinson had done it, or even Renee Geyer, they could've given the song an R & B treatment, but they are *the only two people outside the USA* who are capable of doing genuine R & B. but sadly Doug has passed away and Renee is now in retirement.
Those who judged this as "Best R. & B. Song really haven't got clue number one as to what is Rhythm & Blues. The genre began to die out in the late 1960s as it softened into what became known as "Soul" Music. R. & B. had a gritty edge to it, it was best demonstrated in songs like "Fannie Mae" by Buster Brown(1959), "Stranded In The Jungle" by The Cadets(1956), "Working In The Coal Mine" by Lee Dorsey(1966), "Let's Stick Together" by Wilbert Harrison(1962).
when this song came out there were really no genres of music, it all got played on every station. There was really only hard rock and country and stations other than hard rock and country that played a mix of R&B, pop and soft rock. In the late 70's did the record studios start giving songs categories like Disco, Pop and so forth
@@kellycranford3592 As I said, "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" is just a straight-out Pop song. Not taking anything away from it persay, just recognising it does *not* befit the genre of R. & B.
Wow. Can't understand this narrators jibberish. We need an interpreter to decifer this slurred, butchery of the English language.
I met Leo Sayer in Berchtesgaden Germany where he was playing a concert at the NCO Club there..We ate dinner w him before the show..he was a sweet humble awesome guy..
I was a young teenager in the early 80s and, me and my friends loved our 80s music and Leo was on the top of our list, we all would be just walking down the street and just singing and dancing his songs, you know usually just a few of us or a couple of us just having fun and, acting silly.
I know that mastering English seems to be a challenge for many people, but here’s a simple way to work out if your grammar is ok, or not. If you drop the words, “and my my friends” from your sentence, you are left with, “me loved our 80’s music”, which of course shows a total lack of grasp of English grammar.
Try stating, “ my friends and I”. Plain, simple, correct English. You are welcome. No charge.
@@robertcarter9350 One, I don’t need your friggin advice on how to write a sentence, and, how very disrespectful to go around and be a comment stalker, you must have such little life and, miserable life at that to tell people how to write a sentence. And, if you read, my sentence, I don’t need you or anyone else telling me how to write a sentence, perhaps you need to reread this sentence, because, there is nothing wrong with it. I also don’t need you or anyone else to tell me anything about English Grammar, there was no need to be so rude and, harass people, there was no need for your comment, period!
@@sonyafox3271 Comment stalker! Love it.
@@robertcarter9350 Get a life.
I still love his songs....especially the one titles Sea of heartbreak
My what an amzing career he's had to date. Just shows that the world is your oyster and because he hasn't been heard of in decades in UK he didn't fade into obscurity, but carried on bubbling away, never going out the limelight... Incredible to think fans in Russia sang all his lyrics in English...
Yes a rare talent and his repertoire was pretty range from the kitsch to complex , but one particular number that stands out for me is " Moonlighting " , showing his vocal ability in a very complex arrangement.
Sayer lives a little south of Sydney Australia and still performs a few shows per year. He does not travel too often.
"You make me feel like dancing, I wanna dance the night away..." That Leo Sayer song was prolific when I was a wee lad..
🙎🏻♀️💭 “When I need you….” 💕💕💕
Not bad, but I wish the narrator’s verbal pronunciation would improve. It would be less distracting and sound more sincere. Also, to include sound bites of the song’s choruses as they are mentioned would add a lot to the overall presentation.
The narrator sounds like he's drunk!
Maybe you could make a video of your own and show us how it should be done.
@@SwampDweller67 Are you the narrator's Mum?
@@robertlowery5586 Nah, just suggesting critics show they can do any better. F off.
My thoughts exactly. very distracting
Leo has made a tribute to "The Bealtes" album called "Nothern Songs" due to be released on 28.Jan.2022. There is trailer available on TH-cam and it sounds amazing.
Thank you, Sayer was a fav of mine when he first made his start.
Always liked his music and was about seven when Orchard Road played on the radio, I loved that song. He was the last person who had contact with Elvis Presley before he died.
You make me feel like dancing is so famously great,and was a main stay on the radio.I love all of his work.What a voice.
Proud to be a Shorehamite to and to have gone to one of his concerts in his early days…he is timeless
You skipped "Thunder In My Heart" which came between "Endless Flight" and the self titled album.
You forgot his 1990 cd Cool Touch. A very hard to find cd. Music on that is bloody awesome.
Loved ,,thunder in my heart most, good to hear hes still around
Leo's actual name is Gerard Hugh Sayers.
The Three Dog Night cover of 'The Show Must Go On' also topped the Cash Box chart and went to #4 on Billboard in the US.
There's the old story that his record company got Sayer to record Hammond's songs over his own when they tried to break him as a performer in the US, which didn't please Sayer in the slightest. I suppose the royalty cheques might have soothed his anger.
The first time i saw Leo was in the wiggles video and i remember being just being a little toddler dancing to the song you make me feel like dancing and just loved it
Years ago he did celebrity big brother here in the UK, threw a tantrum because he was expected to wash his own underpants, stormed out the house and demanded to see his agent.
That's what happened to Leo Sayer 😂😃😁😀😂
Yes I remember that. He was really horrible on that show shouting and swearing at the crew. Not a nice man and has a huge ego. I remember him trying to do a grovelling apology afterwards but the damage had been done as we'd all seen what he was really like and it wasn't the humble little guy in the clown costume.
@@TheSilk661
Yes, it killed his fan base and celebrity status stone dead for many of his previous fans. It really did show him honestly and in a most unfavourable light.
🖕👆✌️👍
It’s nice that Leo finally married Donatella, his partner of over 35 years
there better AI Voices to narrate surly , this makes a Robot sound like Laurence Olivier .
I had a live show on CD of LS. ,Good energy ,, talented...
Saw him live back in the 70s. Great vocalist. Wrote some amazing tunes.
The diction of this guy is so bad, it is impossible to understand the commentary.
Try cleaning your ears out every now and then . After that you may hear quite fine . I didn't have a problem with his dictation. But then again I'm not a picky cunt like some hey Gaz
I always consider he has one of the greatest modern voices, very clear and haunting.
Listened to the entire video. Still don’t know what happened to Leo.
Brilliant! Thank you
It’s refreshing to hear of Leo Sayer is still out there
Used to see him regularly going to the post office in Gerrard's Cross. I seem to remember that he lived on Orchard Road in Seer Green...
You didn't mention that after being Leo's manager for several years, Adam Faith had to admit that he'd spent all the royalties that Leo's songs had made...while sitting in his Rolls Royce that Leo had paid for.....aaahh, managers........!
Just brought out a new Album Busy Busy man.Brilliant 💕💕👍👍👍
I just discovered his song Orchard Road and it's one of my absolute favorites
had a 45 of that song
Leo was and still is brill 👍🥰🐾
He makes me feel like dancing and I need him
We sure got up and danced the chit out of"Long Tall Glasses" thanx Leo ..fun song !
I thought he was American all this time. God awful narration dude. Take a breath between sentences. Excellent video and well put together.
Yes, decent info but you need to work on the script and delivery.
One word...e-nun-ci-a-tion! It's hard to understand what you are saying. It sounds like you have marbles in your mouth. I have no room to talk, perhaps, but slow it down a bit and enunciate. All the research you have done deserves to be clearly delivered. It would be a huge boost to your channel.
Sounds fine to me!
One other thing, he tends to drop the last syllable or slur the last syllable so you can’t tell if something was Past or Present tense with an ED on it or not. L’s are particularly problematic in the middle of words, as well. There’s a reason that people in theater are trained how to speak so people can understand them. It’s not by accident that you can understand them. They work on it.
1976 Summer, Saint Tropez, some roadside shack serving chicken & chips to campers: We ordered as 'Moonlighting' was playing on the Dansette record player. It finished, then started again because the arm of the record player was left open. It continued to play, and play, and we counted the number of times. Seventeen times we heard this song before we left. You can't really forget something like that. "She stares at him with his beard unshaved; wonders at his power of staying awake..."
He stopped singing. He felt more like dancing…
This guy reads copy like a third grader.
i never know Leo worked with the BeeGees (i grow up with the songs of the 70's/80's), and always liked him and he's music, welcome to Aus
I remember when he was being hyped as “the next music superstar.” Guy had two hits and then nothing.
He went on Celeb Big Brother, had a row with the production team about having to do his own laundry and hasn’t been heard of since
I saw him sing at Sydney's elevate festival last week. He was good.
Leo's version of Diana Ross & The Supremes, Reflections,,, is AWESOME!!! 👍👍👍
Leo Sayer, blast from the past
He may not get much recognition, but in 3rd world country loved him. The song,more than I can say is known through out the world.
Narrator is running words together and even leaving out letters of words. Doesn't sound automated so I guess it's a speech impediment. If so, I'm sorry. If not, then try slowing down a bit.
Leo a class act still
The song "You make me feel like dancing was actually written by Ray Parker Junior I'm glad they gave Ray recognition since the song was stolen from him . I Loved Leo's voice, glad he lived an awesome life.
Leo is absolutely underrated...
The moment he stormed off the Big Brother set in the UK is pure class. Two security gorillas are trying to restrain him, much to Leos annoyance . The rage is strong!!
Yep, it ended his career more or less. It was certainly not flattering. Made a right tit of himself in a nasty way.
Leo is a living LEGEND
Not a lot. He's on tour in the UK later this year. I'm a metal head and i'm thinking about going. Appreciate good music.
I LOVED THAT SONG "YOU MAKE ME FEEL LIKE DANCING!"
I spotted him in a music instrument/equipment store in Sydney in April or May....
WORKED WITH LEO IN SHEFFIELD.
Saw him in a little club in Boston when he still wore the clown make up. 73? maybe. He sang to a backing track. I remember the Leslie speakers spinning on the tiny stage. Great fun!
Silver Bird brilliant album
I find it amazing how some musically and talented artist don’t have an OUNCE of rhythm in their body! Yikes! It’s Painful to watch Leo dancing!
Buddy try watching Barry Manilow dance!!!
Cannot believe this diatribe commentary. He sounds like a 16 year old drunk reading a script with no intonation or idea what he is reading. Leo deserves better.
What happened to Leo Sayer? Umm.....nothing.
He lives in the NSW southern Highlands with his wife, and still suffers from the aftermath of a 1977 fall off a stage during a show.
I didn’t know Richard Simmons could sing!🥴
Is the narrator pissed ?
Fabulous singer and performer.
Absolutely 💯
Easy to love was good too the follow up to thunder in my heart
Just before that first show at The Troubadour in LA the Band was practicing in London when the Piano Player hit Leo over the head with a chair in a Cocaine Binge getting him fired from the Tour..
The Piano Players name was Dave Mc Dougal, a old friend of mine, who personally told me that story.
Calls Australia home nowadays
The rumour was that he was going to replace Gabriel in Genesis
He lives at Bowral 2 hours south of Sydney
Never knew what happened to him he had some nice songs
That is why I make these videos. Most people seem to have forgotten about him.
I didn't forget about Leo I remember talking about his song when I need you to girl in Spanish class I had a crush on talked about couldn't get it right by the climax blues band also I've got lobo and the Orleans ordered on cd
He now lives in australia , still sings
@@timothyrouse2853 lucky dog last thing on my bucket list is going to Australia but my health is to bad now wouldn't want to get sick on that long of a flight
Loved Leo Sayer! How about one about David Essex or Peter Frampton?💖
I agree about David Essex Rock on.......
What Happened to David Essex?
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He became a naturalised Aussie. He’s fine, great singer. Play his music often.