Love Affair - Everlasting Love (1969) REACTION
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- Love Affair - Everlasting Love
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Steve lead singer was 16/17 & the drummer was 14.....what talent.🇬🇧🏴
The ultimate pop song, driving base , strings, brass and Steve Ellis, what a song just brilliant
One of the best 60s songs ever (if not THE best) brings a tear to my eye everytime i hear it, its a perfect record
Totally agree....The snare just before the intro just shows the attention to detail. AND...What a voice from a 17 yr old. WOW.
Steve Ellis, the singer, was 17. The drummer was 14. The song was recorded in just 2 takes, in those days people had to sing live. No autotune, no corrections at all. That's him, at 17. Unbelievable,. One of myfavourite songs of all time. :)
I could play this every day. You CANNOT get too much of this. Steve's voice is amazing (still is). Props to Keith Mansfield Orchestra for blowing the original soul version by Robert Knight out of the water! Very, very few British covers ever beat the Soul originals. One of the greatest pop records of all time.
The most uplifting song ever!
8.01-8.02 straight & pure manifestation of *dancing* - epic
Steve Ellis was a genius, who at 16 and 17 can produce and sing like this amazing. You should listen to " Bringin on back the good times "
❤i loved this at 13yrs when it was no 1 in my country of England
The new film Belfast uses this great song ,this film will breath new life into this classic which takes me straight back to the 60s.
of course he's English
this is a VERY POWERFUL song, with great contrasts of highs & lows in the arrangement, he could almost be a coloured singer, I'm...mature enough to remember when this song was released & that's what I thought at the time (having never actually seen him)
this was destined to be a 60s classic & it is.
very Northern soul in it's style to.
My favourite all time song from the age of 6! Steve was my idol ❤️
I believe the woman in the video is Angela Scoular. She was married to Leslie Philips. Please check her out. (My boyfriend recognised her)
Tysheen, thank you so much for playing this. I love this song, but at the moment I am listening to them singing 'Bringing on back the good times' a feel good song - we need this at the moment. xxx
Antonietta, This song has been stuck in my head for a whole week. I love this song.
@@TysheenOrane Thanks for the 'heart' Tysheen! I think I've got a bit obsessed with this song, and this group. To be honest, I think I have a crush on Steve Ellis LOL!!!! I checked up on the two ladies in the video, the bowler hatted girl (I thought she was a bloke first of all !) is an Austrian actress, and the other girl is a model called Susan Mathews. Never heard of either of them, haha! Love your channel, Tysheen. Bring on back the good times sweetie !!! Lots of love XXXX
@@antoniettamurphy7126 Were they still singing recently with steve ellis - or was that his wife, they were a bit out of tune - alas 40 years knocks your voice around a bit for some folk
They had a few hits try Rainbow valley 😉😁👍✌️🇬🇧🙏
Tysheen , Singer is Steve Ellis, think he lives in Sussex now in UK. This was a cover and the band were only the face of the video, Steve sang it and it was produced to replicate the motown sound. The band did not have a lot of talent and split soon after their 15 mins of fame. The instruments were played by session musicians.
I saw Steve Ellis 20 years ago in Winchester UK and sounded great, he still gigs, but mainly gigs in Throw back shows in the UK. In his own name. But this song is great and I prefer this to the Robert Knight version which is my second choice. If the slim lady in the video is Steves mum, she is well fit.
I like the sound of your voice very homely.
TH-cam block this video 4 times on my channel, It sucks that I have to edit out the lyrics.
Steve Ellis the lead singer was 17. Fantastic voice! Kudos to all involved making this a great timelinless song. Either if its them, Robert Knight, Carl Carlton or Gloria Estefan i love this fantastic song and i always will. Tho my favorite was by Carl Carlton. Steve Ellis actually left a comment on someones channel doing music reactions. How cool is that. 😎
it took me 2 seconds to make an educated guess about the drummer's age.
it does (dare I say it) have a Motown vibe about it to
Love Affair and the lead singer Steve Ellis are British🇬🇧 Steve was born in Enfield, London in 1950. The Lady with the hat is Austrian 🇦🇹.
That's cool, my parents were from Enfield!
your reaction was good but flawed. The drummer, bass player and guitar player did not play on this lip-synced recording. Only Steve Ellis sang on this original recording. All other instruments were played by top studios players probably in the London area.
Steve ellis(lead singer) said that the band did not play on this record. It was a 40 piece orchestra in the background. There was alot of fallout because of that for the band.
My favorite version is by Carl Carlton. Robert Knight and Gloria Estefan had versions which were very good. A battle of the singers may be interesting to find out what version those who comment here enjoy the most. Keep up the good work
the date is wrong (maybe deliberate) released 8 Dec 1967. The Keith Mansfield Orchestra (the arranger for this) make the track , - thats not detracting from the group themselves) , and Mike Smith's production make this a CBS (UK) great great song of the sixities.
Your right about Mansfield. Do you know who the bass player and drummer were ? was Mike Smith and DC 5 Mike Smith the same guy ?
@@10lassie I think Drummer was 15yrs old in the group and the bass player was also young, they were capable gigging guys, Mansfield added the commercial oomph, and no DC5's Mike Smith was not the CBS (and sometimes Decca) producer Mike Smith)- Discogs may have better biographies
See a singer or group live and the truth shines through.
Gary puckett had a similar style to this with LOVE POWER & the very sound a like YOUNG GIRL
The 1974 Carl Carlton version was a giant hit.
YES...He's British. The 50's were dominated by the Brits. (Except for the magnificent Beach Boys) We ruled the worl music wise.
It was the 60’s…
When you see there trying to be like susan cowsell who was young est singer to have numbers hit and dance for brother on stage like they doing great music great song
That one with the bowler is Dolores Schmiedinger from Austria, she has an Internet page .
5 minutes in and I've heard 10 seconds of the song. Smh
Tysheen, you only played a few seconds of this British version (the great original version was in 1967 by Robert Knight (American)) so I guess you were blocked again but maybe that is partly because you rather oddly say that you "don't care about copyright" and perhaps the copyright holder was advised of that. Not sure why you say that as you would care if you owned copyrights to songs you create/sing and reactors were using your songs here without your permission. You do display a copyright disclaimer above in your notes however maybe the copyright holder thinks you are making money off of your reaction videos. Could you not get in touch with the band or copyright holder to see if you can satisy any concerns they might have?
To got the year wrong in the title.Twas 1967. 40 piece orcastra was used in studio.
Song was written by Buzz Casson and Mac Grayden, for me this is by far the best version and was number 1 in U.K. in Jan 1968, knocking the Beatles off top spot 👏
I think she went on to become one of the COLCKWORK ORANGE Droogs 2 yrs later, when the ham mime performance work dried up.
Of course he's British, everything in the sixties came from Britain. Also the drummer was 15 at the time.
Thank u. Great. LG
The music videos of the 60s always looked disconnected but open to interpretation to all who cared to imagine.
agreed ESPECIALLY the demented, puppet on a...I don't know what, mime act, even by 60s standards this was a step too far
The clown lady is german, there is full cast of who appeared in this video on google. The blonde thin lady is the singers mother.
London group
Rainbow Valley by this English group a great song
Really love this version and Steve Eliis' voice! But I also love the orig. version by Robert Knight, so lovely!
she is a mime in the french tradition and as such is very apt.
The song has lyrics of a poem of Emily Dickinson 😊🎉
Good grief!!!what happened to you ??? Play the d..m video
carl carlton did this song also and he did an excellent job. not sure who was first
Robert Knight
Great song
my neigbough blasts good music tamal Motown a keep shouting turn it up
You give me Aretha vibes.
They didn’t write this who was other group who sang this
I was born in 1967
You talk to much it's killing the song
I have tipped at every part of this Video and it was only talking😅
I was 2 when this song came out
Brenda Lee was only 15! When she sang!
Lulu as well.
Marks brothers
Sweet baby girl go on TH-cam and just put everlasting love on search and you’ll find out and I’m pretty sure that Carl Carlton is the original singer and he is really hot and I remember growing up with this song and I just love it.
Carl Carlton is not the original. This version was done 7 years prior.
No, the original and first version (in 1967) was sung by Robert Knight (American) and I really like it-it can be found on TH-cam too. All versions are good.
There are 3 different versions of Everlasting Love.
There was 4 versions of this song. This one, Carl Carlton, Robert Knight and Rex Smith each did a version of this song.
Instead of listening to the song then comment on it
I’m afraid you stop and start it to many times
For my liking
RE the video...hey....it was the 60's!! NOTHING made any sense.
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I think the singer might be an Irish boy
Please,please just play the song then give your opinion please lol
I couldn’t even watch much more than 1/4 of this , way too much talking
British best bands of the 1960s came from here