Luciano Pavarotti & James Brown "It's A Mans World" REACTION Video | first time listening to opera
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Luciano Pavarotti, James Brown - It's A Man's Man's Man's World (Stereo). • It's A Man's Man's Man...
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Pavarotti would do a charity concert every year called Pavarotti & Friends in which he sang with all the big pop stars of the day including people like Elton John, Celine Dion, Stevie Wonder, Tom Jones and many more.
You can see the tremendous respect between these two superstars. Really moving.
Wow.... I could have lived a thousand lifetimes and NEVER would have thought to put these two together on the same stage. Absolutely incredible performance by both singers and that beautiful orchestra in the background.....
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What can you say about 2 legends of their field, which is so different, simply amazing. ❤️🤘🎸🇦🇺
On the Pavarotti and friends concerts, Skunk Anansie duet is fabulous. Stevie Wonder's is fabulous too.
The 2 legends absolutely have amazing vocals, but let's also give a huge "SHOUT-OUT" to the Orchestra which made this such a delicious performance too!!!
The combination of the Godfather Of Soul James Brown singing with Opera legend Luciano Pavarotti was quite interesting and it worked really well. "It's A Man's World" is a great song and considered one of James Brown's best. An excellent choice for you to react to.
Two great ones, they are now in heaven. Two Giants. Mayor leagues. What a pair.🙂🙂
this is one of my favorite videos. love it. thanks ❤☮🙏
I can proudly say I was there 😍 I was a kid but I still remember it
(Mikhail Biryukov here) Whenever I see and hear this duet, my eye is watering - it's so perfectly made.
Sadly both are gone, but at least I had once had my chance to see James Brown live in person!
Tell us where.
@@robertworrell6287 Moscow, Russia, 3 June 2002
@@neckapb Thanks I'm sure Brown gave it his all .. The hardest working man in show business.
@@robertworrell6287 Oh yes he did, although he was close to 70 at the time... he even picked up one of his female back vocalists in his arms and carried her off backstage!.. what a scene ))
Very lucky Mikhail!
King of soul James Brown
Hello Ladies, This was one for the ages!!!
Thank You Beautiful ladies for reacting to this ❤
You’ve listened to Spanish with Freddie & Montserrat Cabelle & Italian with James Brown & Luciano Pavarotti Now following the European thing How about Some Greek Demous Russos Forever & Ever Or Back on Tom Jones With these hands
My first time seeing these two legends together with one of my b all time favorite songs. I got chills and goose bumps like never before, my goodness.
Genius production.
Two Legend!!
This was definitely amazing! I haven’t checked out much opera, but I have definitely heard of him. If you want another duet that I thought was crazy,but gives me chills every time I hear it, Ray Charles and Willie Nelson “Seven Spanish Angels “. Preferably the live version so you can see them. It’s amazing!
If you want an amazing voice listen to amira willihelgen Ave maria at canisuis Church aged 11 totally impressive,
When you hear greatness you know when it’s start great live
Wonderful reaction! James Brown has been my favorite entertainer since I was 12 years old in 1968. This is definitely one of the greatest things I’ve ever heard also. And just so you know Mr. Pavarotti was 67 years old hair and Mr. Brown was 69. So even near the end of their careers, they were amazing! This was 2002.
Fun show.The Godfather of Soul,James Brown.I have seen him 5 times.Once on the Friday after 911.When the show was over , Brown stepped back on the stage by himself and under a spotlight sang God Bless a America. Lot of wet eyes that night.
italian part translated into english and the complete lyrics below
Pavarotti: L'uomo/(il genere umano) rincorre il potere ma lui non sa
che il grande limite ha da essere come si fará.
Nel palmo stringe un ‘idea
che non vive,
che nella sua fantasia… volle
se non si accorge che poi
nulla ha piú senso se
si vive solo per sé.
Pavarotti: Man/(the mankind) chases power but he doesn't know
that the great limit has to be how it will be done.
In the palm he holds an idea
who does not live,
that in his fantasy… he wanted
if you don't notice that then
nothing makes sense anymore if
one lives only for oneself.
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It's a Man's Man's Man's World lyrics
Artist: Luciano Pavarotti •Featuring artist: James Brown
Album: Pavarotti & Friends
Brown: This is a man's world, this is a man's world and
But it wouldn't be nothing, nothing, nothing
Without a woman or a girl
You see, man made the cars
To take us over the road
Man made the trains
To carry heavy loads
Man made electric lights
To take us out of the dark
And man made the boat for the water,
Like my bible says Noah made the ark
This is a man's world
But it wouldn't be nothing, nothing, nothing
Without a woman or a girl
Pavarotti: L'uomo rincorre il potere ma lui non sa
che il grande limite ha da essere come si fará.
Nel palmo stringe un ‘idea
che non vive,
che nella sua fantasia… volle
se non si accorge che poi
nulla ha piú senso se
si vive solo per sé.
Brown: Man thinks about a little bitty baby girl
And a baby boy
Man makes then happy
Because man makes them toys
And after man made other things he can
Man makes liras, pesos, dollars, rupees
To buy for every good woman and every man
This is a man's world,
Pavarotti: Nulla ha piú senso se
si vive solo per sé.
Brown: But it wouldn't be nothing,
Without a woman or a girl.
Pavarotti: Solo per sé.
Brown: He's lost in the wilderness,
He's lost in bitterness.
Pavarotti: Se non si accorge che poi
nulla ha piú senso se
si vive solo per sé,
solo per sé, per sé.
Brown: This is a man's world, yeah.
Great reaction - you should check out Sarah Brightman and Andrea Bocelli Time to say Goodbye live in 1996/1997; also as a Kate bush fan you should check out another great female singer Tori Amos singing 'Winter' live in 1992.
Oh, to the lady that said she’s never heard of IT’S A MAN’S MAN’S MAN’S WORKD before. This was one of James Brown’s massive hits. It’s from 1966. It went to number one on the soul chart and number eight on the pop chart. It’s been sung by literally hundreds of people in the last few years. I’m surprised you’ve never heard anyone sing it. Christina Aguilera sing it on the Grammys in 2007 as a tribute to Mr. Brown. when he passed away in 2006.
Thank you so much for this, Try Luciano Pavarotti, Jose Carreras and Placido Domingo, the Three Tenors from 1990 O Sole Mio.
Outstanding performance!
By the way, you should check out Renee Geyer’s version of Its a Man’s World. She’s the Aus queen of soul, and the song takes on a different meaning when sung by a powerful female voice.
From Pavarotti and friends , check out Pavarotti's Caruso .
Magic
Very different voices but very impressive
This event was put together and organized by Luciano Pavarotti.
Every year, he would invite to Italy (Modena) different, very famous, non-opera singers, such as Bono and U2, and, in this case, the great James Brown, to perform with him for charity.
I don't think anyone ever declined the invitation and all the profits went to charity. Luciano did it for the love of music and a desire to do good in the world (he was a great humanitarian). All the other singers did it for the same reason but also out of respect for "Il Maestro" Luciano.
They (all the performances) were a fantastic example of humanity.
James Brown died in 2006 at the age of 73.
Pavarotti have done a duet with Queen
I think Luciano invited James Brown to Italy to sing with him.
LUCIANO PAVAROTTI THE GOLDEN VOICES!👍🙂🙂☺️☺️😥😢
hi from Amsterdam, just go to Pavarotti and friends and you wil be surprised
Caruso inspired Pavarotti.....and Domingo and Carreras. The three tenors.
Yes; one of them was me..... 🙂
Sensational world of music giants.
Have you watched Pavarotti and Celine Dion doing I love you then I hate you? It is just as marvelous. Celine is so young and she holds her own with the master. I hope you have a look. 🇨🇦🔥🔥🔥🥇🤗💖
James Brown was one of those artists that sounded better live than recorded. Pavarotti goes without saying obviously
The tragedy of this duet is that Pavarotti looks exhausted. And James Brown by contrast is alive. There is a very short distance between James Brown and opera.
What a production
one of the best ever
Awesome! Never heard this! How about Perfect Symphony with Andrea Bocelli and Ed Sheeran, it's beautiful!!
LUCIANO PAVAROTTI A CÂNTAT ȘI LA OPERA DIN NEW YORK!🙂☺️
Another amazing collaboration is John Denver and Placido Domingo (Perhaps love). Also Dolly and Julio Iglesias singing When you tell me that you love me. ❤❤
i particularly like the duo of Botcelli/Dion - The Prayer...its beautiful
You should definitely check Karen Carpenter singing with Ella Fitzgerald.
Suggestion: "Pavarotti - Tom Jones", and "Pavarotti - Eurythmics".👍
It certainly had novelty value. They were both individually great singers but that coming together didn’t really work for me.
VOI AMERICANII NU MAI CRITICAȚI UN TENOR DE CLASĂ MONDIALĂ CARE NU MAI ESTE ÎN VIAȚĂ!😒🤨😒😠