Sir Tom Jones takes on some Ray Charles... let's see how he gets on!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- Tonight we're taking a look at Sir Tome Jones back in 1969 performing his version of 'I Can't Stop Loving You'!
PERFORMANCE VIDEO - • Tom Jones "I Can't Sto...
TIME STAMPS -
0:00 Intro
1:08 Performance
3:52 Analysis
4:16 Key Reference
7:27 Guitar Subtlety
8:56 Ray Charles Comparison
11:44 Performance
13:56 Analysis
15:45 Subtlety of Expression
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My mother was bedridden with terminal bone cancer. Her favorite show was Tom Jones. We would sit together in her bedroom and watch him sing. After she had passed away, I found myself picking up the phone to call her whenever his show came on. I still love and miss you, Mom, and Thank You, Sir Tom, for giving my mom so much enjoyment her last year of life. 💕
I’m so sorry to hear about your momma , I haven’t experienced the death of a mother,but losing siblings is hard as well. I too lost my brother to bone cancer,he was only 31. I took care of him, and that’s the best thing we can do ,is to just love them. I just lost my sister to CC last October as well. Music 🎼 is soothing to our souls . Tom seems like such a cool person. I’ve seen him on the voice.
I’m glad you have those memories. She’s in a better place. 🙂❤️🇨🇦.
We children had to be bathed and ready for bed before Tom's show came on so my mom could "concentrate " on the show. LOL She loved his voice so much. This brings good memories of my mom too.
Ahhhh,Thank you for sharing that Kimberly . Lol my grandparents were like that as well. Early to bed ,early to rise she’d say! Very strict, and God was # 1 . No TV ,books,and tons of fishing. My dad was an Architect in Toronto, and would come home North to build again. I used to sit on both of their shoulders as he held nails in his teeth lol. They sure don’t make things like they used to .Things back in their day were so simple and so honest. We worked together,but we worked hard . I still make everything from scratch,including bread when I do eat it, and grow my own vegetables. I miss those days with my grandparents, including their way of life . Despite their being strict,I’ve never seen them angry . We would never even think about being disrespectful. It was just how I was raised. I’m so happy this reminded you of your momma, which in turn reminded me , of my grandparents , who I called mom and dad, /grandparents. Growing up without TV, there’s always room for mom and dad/ grandparents memories. Fil always puts a smile on our faces.
I’m always learning about so many Artists on this channel, that I’d never know about. 😊
Thanks Free spirit!
@@kimberlyedwards242 Your so welcome sweetheart.❤️
I took my parents to see Tom Jones live this year (2023), my mom is especially a massive fan. Suffice to say, the man is a beast, at 83 years old, he sang without taking a break, completely live. Absolutely fantastic singer!
My mom had his records on regularly. He's a beast, microphone is optional. No one else like him.
Tom’s voice is one of the best business, as it has soul, power and technique
He's the whole package for sure.
@@UberLummox He is called The Voice for a reason
Moreover, 53 years later, 82 years young Tom Jones is one of the very few male singers who can still "cut it" as a singer. Many of a slightly younger generation of his peers can't and I'm thinking of such as Rod Stewart and even Paul McCartney can't. True, they're both great showmen; McCartney is a great multi-instrumentalist but, they are not as good a singer as they were in their younger days.
Thanks for showcasing this legend. Tom Jones is a Welsh singer who has one of the smoothest powerful voices around. And he was a showman too, in fact he was a big heart-throb with the ladies. He has so many hits such as "I'll Never Fall In Love Again", "Delilah", "It's Not Unusual", "What's New Pussycat?", "Green, Green Grass of Home", "She's a Lady". He covers a lot of genres. He is still performing & is a coach on "The Voice" UK version. He also had a variety show from 69 - 71 & had some of the biggest music stars at the time.
Tom Jones was the X-factor before anyone had even heard of the X- factor. There is almost an operatic quality to his voice; great selection, Fil.
I just read the sad new that Queen Elizabeth II has passed away at the age of 96 sending my thoughts and prayers to the royal family and the Uk. I believe she was longest-reigning monarch in British history, Rest in Peace Elizabeth II may you be remembered for the positive things you have achieved in your lifetime 21 April 1926 - 8 September 2022
I was 21 years old, it was 1969. We were visiting family in Los Angeles for a week. Tom Jones was appearing at the Greek theater in Los Angeles. That show was sold out, but my wonderful uncle found myself and my sisters three tickets!
It’s really difficult to explain how excited we were… And that concert for 2 1/2 hours at the Greek theater was absolutely amazing it is embedded in my heart and my soul.
Of course every song was a standing ovation. It was my first ever concert, and it was Tom Jones. The memory of that show is so vivid, we, my sisters and I Never forgot and talked about it all the time.
There is nothing like seeing a great performer in their prime.
Saw Tom in the late sixties in the now ,sadly gone Savoy cinema when Green Green grass of Home was a huge hit. Still one of the best concerts I’ve seen. He was magnificent.
what a nice memory.
One of the finest voices/performers ever.
I always found Tom Jones vocals to be a cut above everything else that was on the radio at the time. Not only did he have a beautiful voice but the power behind it was exhilarating and his mastery of his vocals as an instrument gave his songs so much more depth, more entertainment value. It wasn't just the words. His cousins and family were being interviewed once and was asked if musical talent ran in the family. One of his cousins answered that they all saying all the time. The Tom was just the only who would jump up on the coffee table and dance while singing. He was always a showman
Seeing pictures of Sir Tom on his latest tour..the guy is AGELESS. Saw him live in the 80's- he completely DESTROYED, His band was ridiculous.
I saw a video of a fairly recent concert. He may have lost some of the sexy moves but his voice is as powerful as ever.
@@irmaoksanen6830 He needs a hip replacement. He’s waiting for the tour to end to get it. After which, he’ll be fully mobile again.
@@Djm8520Los años Son los años nada que hacer
Have loved Tom since the sixties. His voice was one of a kind and damn even today his voice rocks it. Thanks for this and for your insights which are super cool.
A piece of Welsh gold there..
When I was young (er! Lol) my parents would watch the Tom Jones show, and I really enjoyed it. I still listen to him. He's such a great singer.
My father who was English told me once while we were visiting Wales that singing ability was a Welsh national characteristic. Listening to Tom Jones, I tend to agree.
Your father knew what he was talking about. If your country is playing a Rugby Test against Wales, don't bother trying to compete with the Welsh fans' singing; you'll embarrass yourself, to yourself. Sir Tom is a judge on 'The Voice UK'. Tom is universally known as 'Jones The Voice' or simply, 'The Voice'.
Odd thing is my father was from Sunbury-on-Thames where Tom Jones had a home many years ago. That said, I think he referred more to the Welsh soldiers singing in one of the last scenes in the movie Zulu.
Miners seem to have amazing abilities for singing. There is a book , and a movie made from it, called How Green Is My Valley. It is set in Wales, and shows off the singing ability of the coal miners there.
Edit. How Green Was My Valley.
👍 Shirley Bassey
Yes. They are world renowned for that.
Dont know if Tom ever considered it, but im glad he didnt go the jumpsuit cape route.
Just love me some Tom Jones.Fil just love your cute smile during this performance.
I can't believe after more than 50 years Tom Jones can still "belt out" songs with that incredible voice of his. He is so fortunate, because Frank Sinatra, couldn't sing like he did when he was younger. I know because I went back in the late 70s with my husband to see him and boy was, he disappointed not to mention he was rude to the audience asking for songs to sing. Personally, I wished I hadn't seen him at all. The one that I appreciate and loved to see was Luther Van Voss, who was a gentleman, kind and beautiful voice but generous with his back up singers to sing too as part of his act. He was amazing and still to this day despite his passing I just loved him.
Sir Tom is still nailing it. Even in his eighties his voice is powerful. Can’t quite hit all those highs but he’s adjusted. Still breathtaking
He had so many greats on that show with him.
The man is incredible....I had no appreciation of him when I was younger...but as I get older..damn, I wish I had listened to him back in the day....."Never fall in love again" is just incredible when Sir Tom sings it.
Tom Jones...what a dynamo! Thanks for covering this and explaining it so well as usual. Another fun one for you to look at sometime--with another dynamo--would be his duet with Janis called Raise Your Hand...they clearly had a blast and it's quite an amazing thing to behold.
Cheers!
~~Katerina
If you haven't seen his 80th birthday video, you might enjoy it. He has kept himself in good shape, still stands straight and tall, and can still belt out a song.
Great performance by Tom Jones. His vocals really do get your attention! I enjoyed this analysis including your chord demonstration on the guitar.
I’ve always loved Tom Jones‘ voice since I was a teenager in the 1960s. Since it was Beatlemania time I seem to remember that Tom already had the lounge lizard appeal and I was often afraid to tell people that I liked his voice. But here I am still loving him and the one thing I always felt that was so prevalent in his voice was tons and tons of emotion. Plus, Fil, as you are saying, the power and the blues like quality of so much of his music.
Tom Jones is a good performer he sing good songs
Fil " THUDERBALL " Henley - I have watched two girls in their early 20's tearful reactions to hearing Sir Tom sing ' I'LL NEVER FALL IN LOVE AGAIN. " Amazing to think that sixty plus years later, Sir Tom's voice can move young women emotionally. Rock , Sir Fil THUNDERBALL
In the world of music Tom Jones is - Superman. Best singer ever.
It's hard to go wrong with Tom Jones, what a legend. I watched the Tom Jones Show with my aunt when I was little.
Wonderful. Tom Jones was my mom's favorite singer back in the day. I thought he was cheesy when I was a kid, but now... he blows be away. His accuracy, tone, emotion... I consider him a singer's singer. Everything I hear him do just leaves me in awe. I'd love to hear you do an analysis of "I'll Never Fall in Love Again." I've watched react videos where the reviewer was left wondering who broke his heart so badly. I swear some of the women wanted to cuddle him right then and there. Just shows how much emotion he was able to infuse his performances with.
Lol. I felt the same way when I was a kid. I really began to appreciate him more when I saw him do a blues number on a PBS show, which also featured Van Morrison, among others. Tom’s performance on that documentary really blew me away. I never realized he could sing the blues. He is a very versatile, powerful singer.
I love Tom Jones. My oldest daughter when she was 3 yrs old used to sing What's New Pussycat when I gave her a bath. She copied his songs from the album. He was such a fabulous performerr and such a wonderful singer. Thanks, Fil
Fil, I’m so glad you did an analysis on Sir Tom Jones. His voice is totally unique and distinct. When you hear a song by him you know it’s him. His voice is so strong and powerful
You can never go wrong with some Tom Jones. This is a song that requires a special performance. Ray Charles knew it and Tom too. Thanks Fil!
Oh, I had missed this! Wow, what a powerhouse, even on the opening notes. Gave me chills! I had to go back and turn up the volume to hear the band playing the note. I could barely hear it, but it's there. I love those little behind the scenes bits. This man is extraordinary. I was born only the year before this performance, so I used to listen to him when I was a kid.
12:36 RIP headphone users. (Including me, LOL! Thankfully, I had the volume on low.) YOWZA!
It makes me happy and gives me hope to see these old performances. There ARE people with gorgeous voices. It's not all digital fakery. Here is living proof.
Ha ha, he's the drama queen of all time. And everybody loves it! (Because he's got the talent to back it up. It's not just the "fluff.")
Such emotion, great voice, love the music, tempo changes, controls the stage. Thanks Fil for the teaching always 😊🎸⭐🤟🌞
Man, what a legend Tom Jones is. My family used to watch his tv show back in the day. My mother loved Tom Jones.
My favorite Tom Jones song is : “I’m Coming Home”. Mirielle Mathieu sings the same song in French “Je Ne Suis Rien Sans Toi” which is my favorite song from her. Both 1960’s!
Tom is One of a Kind! I've always been a huge fan of his. Took my wife to see him at Lake Tahoe in the 90's...first seat, center stage! She was right in front of Tom, inches-away. At an appropriate break, she arose and offered him her white lace panties, which he accepted...used them mop the perspiration from his face, and then placed them in his suits' breath pocket! I don't know who was 'smiling bigger'; my wife, Tom or me!
What a great show, by The Master himself. The Voice, The Performance & The Charisma...
My wife was then in her early 30's, drop-dead gorgeous, and became His Fan for Life! The next day she was recognized on the street as; "You're That Girl with the panties from the Tom Jones show!"
Memories of even a small moment in time, can be indelible & irreplaceable.
Thank you Tom, and thank you Fil...
Wow My dad loved Tom Jones since the early 60;s watched his show back then. A huge voice, handsome, a totally soul driven man, amazing, one of the best ever. He's still rocking in his 80's.
Tom Doing what he does so well, and absolutely killing it again and again. Fantastic video Fil who seems to be loving the performance himself.
I love Tom Jones. He is 80+ now and still has that wonderful voice.
That voice... oh that voice! 🥰❤️
Tom Jones is such a great singer. Thanks for sharing this analysis video. Cheers, Fil! ✌️
No doubt about it Tom Jones is a great singer and always was. I’m now 70 and I remember when he arrived on the scene in North America and his voice has never dimmed. Just a great performer and a great artist with his voice. One thing that I found really hilarious at the end of the song, however was how closely it seems to align with the characterization a pop singer named Birdie in the film version of the play “Bye-Bye Birdie”. As I have returned that film over the years, I have always felt that “Birdie’s” singing style was obviously over the top, but in re-watching this clip from what I imagine was “The Tom Jones Show” I can see that perhaps it really was part of our 60s pop culture and not all that far over the top in parody of it. Lastly, I remember that my mother, passed away now used to always remark while watching Tom Jones that he could “put his shoes under her bed anytime “I suspect there are a lot of women who would still be happy if he was to do that.
I didn’t even know Ray Charles sang this, always thought it was only Tom Jones who sang it.
Dear Fil,
Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of Elizabeth the Great. She was a wonderful woman and a brave leader. The USA is mourning her loss. We keep a close eye on the old homeland, lol.
Please pass my condolences to your family as well.
The Queen has passed…… Long Live King Charles III
Perhaps you could do a performance of some of theQueens best quips and speeches. She was on 100% her whole life. What a performance of grace and bravery.
May she Rest In Peace.
It looks like "This is Tome Jones" the TV show, early 70's. which if memory serves was ITV or ATV so may have been Jack Parnell's Orchestra
growing up Tom Jones was very big, I was too young to understand how great he was. I was into the Monkees and Osmonds (not taking anything away from their performances). Now I see and understand what a great performer he was. He wasn't a great man, but he was a great performer. It is not my place to place judgement, He never left his wife, I will give him that. Music wise he was a legion. Thank you for your assessment. Very enjoyable.
Wow! He’s just amazing…mesmerizing and inventive in his phrasing and pretty darn cute too. ❤ No wonder my mom was gaga for him. I was fascinated by his tv show and watched it with her.
Fantastic mimicking of Sir Tom Jones’s voice with the guitar; how awesome! This is something I would love to try. Thank you Fil for this analysis. I hope it stays up on your channel. Rock!
Fil, thanks for this video of a Great Singer, He Plays Tribute To My Favorite Musician Singer , songwriter, and Just A Great Man, Brother Ray Charles, I got to see Ray in Detroit when I was a Teenager, Ray is My Favorite One, Cousin Figel
Tom my man breaking through the sound barrier.
Gotta give Don Gibson some love for writing the song!
He, Ray and Tom all did the tune justice 👍
One of the best Singers Around what a voice
My father-in -law's name was Tom Jones and he said he was the original Tom Jones and he was a really great singer too.
The guitarist was "Big" Jim Sullivan, the guy who was supposed to join Led Zepplin and who showed his pal Jimmy Page how to play different things in the early days. Jimmy plays that wee lead guitar bit in the solo on Tom's first hit "It's Not Unusual"
Great performance he takes on Ray Charles great
Thanks for your insights 👏👏👏my parents loved Tom and we had lots of his vinyl at home 😎👍🥂
Tom is 82 and his voice, in some respects is even better!
This music was playing in our house all the time. And I remember Tom on TV appearances.
My mother AND my grandmother AND my great aunt would be floating on air, and my father would shake his head and ask them why can't he sing the same thing standing still.
And who can watch you do your analyses and not long to sing and play?!
Great work, I loved it, Fil!❤️
Konstantia thank you for making me smile..aw dad. ☺and yes, music will make you move...ballad, rock n roll, big band, pop...all make your feel something! 💙💫🎆
@@marysalvi242
Hi Mary!
Yes, you are so right, music is all about feelings.
My dad was the king of split-second deadpan one-liners. (And only learned English as an adult.) And--- delivered them gently.
Thank you for your lovely response.😊
Why can't he sing the same thing standing still? Lol!!!
Sounds like your dad was a little jealous. 😂
@@MsAppassionata
Nah!
My dad and mom were married just a few days after they met. They were utterly devoted to each other always.
Both of them happened to look like movie stars, and they were very comfortable gently joking around.
A few years ago their 3-year-old grandson piled up every toy he could find and was schlepping it all to join my dad over on the couch.
He got as far as the tv and suddenly stopped cold. My mom spotted this from the kitchen and asked what happened to him.
My dad said "Nothing, he's fine, he knows what he's doing."
"Well something happened, he just froze there."
"Leave the kid alone, he's watching Marilyn Monroe."
"Oh. Who wouldn't!"
😊
That lead guitarist is Big Jim Sullivan. But it’s the driving drum and bass beat that are spurring Tom on and then, of course, the horns. This song was a country song in its inception, written and sung by Don Gibson. Ray Charles gave it an R&B makeover and Tom takes that and adds his smoking hot vocals, very similarly to what he did with ‘Danny Boy.’ Tom hits a Bb on the original ending of ‘Thunderball’ so the opening note is well within his range on this song. Although the ‘cold open’ makes it much more difficult.
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I never would've caught that little "trick" at the beginning ... although I did wonder why he was fiddling with the tie. LOL! The man, the voice, such soul.
Stage drama, to be sure. But I'm guessing it was also a bit physically restrictive.
Tom is my favourite singer his voice is unique and I think he got better, if that’s possible, with age! But, I think Ray Charles owns this song and he’s another favourite of mine. Both these gentleman have exceptional God given talent and it’s hard to compare the two.
Love this performance. I was young when Tom had hid TV show. I heard him sing a lot and didn't appreciate how talented he is.
Tom Jones and janis Joplin singing Raise Your Hand is fantastic, if you haven't seen that clip, Check It Out!
Fil, my condolences to you and England!
Ohhhh❤❤❤❤Tom !!!⭐️⭐️👍👍✨✨✨❤️❤️❤️❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️❤️❤️Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️✨✨
And OMG don't forget to mention the orchestra here. Guessing it's Ronnie Verrell on drums. Some top class players here. Stunning playing and arrangement.
My Mom loves Tom Jones. She could listen to him for hours. Well , I only like not love; probably because I didn't grow up in the sixties or seventies .
But I started listening to Janis joplin after I heard her singing in a duet with Tom Jones "Raise Your Hand" .
Hey fil thanks Tom Jones was unique great singer who gave those that help him credit for their help and that band studs the lot of them #Sunnyside of excellence
I hope Tom sees this. What a great job you did, Fil (as you always do)! Loved how you noticed the subtle leads in place by the orchestra and related Tom's vocal prowess to how a guitarist can put similar interest into how to let their guitar be as expressive as a great singer. Well done.
And a shout out to Sir Tom and the blessing he's made of his God-given gift, from early in his career and right through to present day. The ways he uses that dynamic powerhouse of a voice with such finesse and passion and soul keeps him as my favorite singer of all time.
Just as I saw how you couldn't help but beam at what Tom was doing with the song, my heart beams whenever I hear him sing. He's always struck the right chord with me. So, thank you for doing this reaction, Fil, and thanks to your subscriber for suggesting this performance by Tom Jones! I'd love to hear your take on something from his later work, too.
Love it. Also, I adore blues music… so I really enjoyed the bits that you played in this one Fil.
Ray’s version of this song, I feel has more of a country music feel.
I really like this by Tom.
Mr Sir TJ... Ultra-talent, even in his age. Interesting, by definition!
Good TH-cam of Tom Jones and Jerry Lee Lewis. Good analysis Fil as always. Thank You!
I love Tom Jones. He is the best male singer of my liftime. I wish you would do another analysis of him singing, I Who Have Nothing. There is a note he hits at the end of the song that is amazing.
PS.... I'd watch these ATV specials with my mother. I can't understand why here eyes were glued to the TV ...!
PPS....I'm fairly certain that the guitarist on these specials was the late maestro "Big" Jim Sullivan.....
Better late than never as mom says lol. Just finished work. He’s adorable! ❤️
The thing I love most about your channel is like me you seem to be attracted to singers who have the extra something. Where the joy of music seems to pour out of them.... you always smile and light up in reaction, you add to the joy of watching. ♡
My mom liked Tom Jones, he has a great voice!
My mom loved to watch him and always had me in there with her. I think we've been over this before. She had excellent taste in performances.
"Modern Sounds in Country Music" was masterful by Ray Charles as his "genius" again shined. Sir Tom Jones is in my top 5 vocalists and could belt out a song like very few singers. Jackie Wilson #1 and Elvis #2 are at the top of my personal list of vocalists from that era. Fil, you enjoy Tom's blues singing, check out Lulu singing blues. She's far more than her "To Sir with Love" pop hit.
Thanks Fil! This was great! Btw you have the cutest smile 😁
Talk about blowing the doors off!
Hello Fil, I am just checking in with you I hope you are doing well now. And to send a big hug from all of us wingers out here. Be well be safe. And thanks for all the hard work you do and sharing music with all of us. God bless.
Feeling better thanks!
Actually, as one who watched his show back in the day, this is the second song of the set. The first one is fast and the second slow and the third fast. On another note (pun intended), see if you can get My Funny Valentine from his show. He sits in a bar (set) and barely moves a muscle but still belts out the tune, yet somewhat quietly. And for fun watch some of the coach videos from UK The Voice, where they're waiting for someone to come out and he just sings from his seat. Also the one with the son of Lonnie Donegan, who sang Does Your Chewing Gum Lose It's Flavor on the Bedpost Overnight but wrote Tom's hit I'll Never Fall In Love Again. You don't have to analyse these, just enjoy them (in your copious free time (LOL). .
Love the performance
'Never heard a negative word about Tom Jones. (Maybe part of it is the 'confidence' you mentioned.)
And I believe he's a nice guy because he was charming to a friend of mine when he came by once in San Francisco to perform.
Kick it Tom, British Invasion rocks down my friend you need to do the one and only the amazing Ray Charles doing hit the Road Jack that’s a special request from me.
I wonder how many younger people today realise just how big Tom Jones was back in the day. As usual, would have missed 99% of these details without your superb analysis. Would also love to hear your take on a video I discovered recently, The Brothers Comatose & AJ Lee version of the Neil Young song 'Harvest Moon'.
Great!Thanks. Tom Jones (and Engelbert Humperdinck) certainly are in a league of their own.
Oh, I love Engelbert to pieces. One beautiful and talented man.
Fil, Just wow! I was 10 then, but always thought he had one of the best voices.! But as a singer once said, 'and every one of energy, in everything you play, as the sweat pours off your body, and you give it all away" . He embodied that. I will always feel there are songs that, like this one, showed him much better than some he was more known for. His talent was for this type of music, but as always, competition was fierce. Thankyou for showcasing him. He is often ignored. 👍🌊💙💙💙🌊🥰✌
Wow, you are so brilliant!
I LOVE Tom Jones. Really no one better! But, if you will, please do a vocal analysis of one of Stevie Ray Vaughan's songs. IMO, Stevie was one of the greats on guitar, but his vocals were equally compelling! You pick the song....please! Thank you, Fil!
I suggest SRV's "Leave My Girl Alone."
Just wow! The little bit of Welsh in me is pretty stoked to hear that voice. How could a human voice sound that good...he's not from this planet! Pretty please consider Little River Band, a great live version of 'Its a Long Way There' is here on YT.
Nice! More Tom Jones, He's great!
Never imagined being able to see Tom Jones. As a Metalhead, I will be there when he rolls thru Dallas-Fort Worth! 🤘🏽🖤🤘🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😎
He is one of the few performers who has been able to reinvent himself and stay alife during all these years: amazing. He has soul, powerful voice and technique. His voice is sooo distinct, I wonder why/how: Would you say it is because it sounds as if he had a filter before his voice? Thank you for the demonstration.
I LOVE this channel and Fil! ❤️👍❤️