Carly Simon - That's The Way I Always Heard It Should Be - 1971 REACTION
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Carly Simon - That's The Way I Always Heard It Should Be - 1971
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To me it seems that the words are savage, the emotions poignant, and the voice angelic.
Good way to describe it.
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Storytellers of the 70s, where have they all gone.
I miss them SO MUCH!!
No time for depth and romance in music anymore. All about profits and expediency . Sick and wrong.
@@Araconox Music is so corporate and packaged now. Profit at the expense of the artist creating something of their own.
The two men they showed after she walked out are Art Garfunkel (Simon & Garfunkel), and George Harrison. This remains my favorite song from her. I always loved the song structure, interesting time changes. Great reaction.
Unreal.
And India had no idea who they were
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India is a beautiful soul. So stop it.
@@daal9335 Just a true statement, no criticism.
"Boys in the Trees".
Nothing like the 70’s singer songwriters. I think every teenage boy was in love with Carly Simon
At least in lust with her.
no kidding
My dad who would have been 88 if he were still alive was a humongous Carly Simon fan!
It was the mouth.
Same with Toni Tenille.
I was! Gorgeous and so talented.
I had forgotten what an incredible singer Carly was. Yes, song speaks truth.
People mock me when I put Carly in my top 5 female artists...but I still do
It would be a crime not to include Carole King as well.
If I were to make a list, I'd have to rank Ann Wilson of Heart #1 🤘
Funny, I came here to post the exact same thing lol. And I agree with you on Ann Wilson, best female rocker for sure anyway.
WOW I had forgotten how good this song is,and just how smart it is.
This is my favorite Carly Simon song.
Carly is amazing! Beautiful singer-songwriter.
"I'll never learn to me first by myself...."If that does not hit the nail on the head I do not know what would.
"Their children hate them for the things they aren't, they hate themselves for what they are." This song definitely hits close to home for me.
That's sad...
@@jamesaloyisius6210 I think the song sums up a lot of households in the 70's.
@@kentmains7763 The disintegration of the cohesive family in the US has created a lot of emotional problems. I'm not saying that families didn't have massive issues back then either, I guess they were just different.
Yep - thanks, Kent - that's how kids do -- I was one as well -- hope you were able to get beyond... I know how hard that is...
@@GinMae Doing well and hope you are too.
Carly Simon Is one of those voices you can not forget, classic and so different but you have to love her. Thank god for Carly!
Loved her as a kid and still do ! What a unique voice.
Nothing like singing your song while George Harrison and Art Garfunkel are whispering together behind you...NO PRESSURE!
This song takes me back 50 years. To a very difficult time in my late teens. It's a great memory thru a hard time
This song is so powerful.
Hearing this takes me back in time when I was 17, married, beat up, crying, and seeing this on a tiny black and white television. I was so alone the pain is still just as fresh at 66.
Hope you’re healed now
She deserves Rock and Roll Hall of fame
I would hear this song on the radio back in the 70s but I never LISTENED to it until recently. Profound.
Suuuuuuuch a beautiful little song. UNDER rated. Very talented woman.
One of the strongest of the "Feminist" voices of the era. She held nothing back. This song hit the nail on the head for many of us who dreaded the soul-killing cage that marriage could be. And what a voice. Clear notes all the way to the top of her range.
“The couples cling and claw and drown in love debris”.....
Few equal the voice and beauty of Carly Simon.
Its amazing that someone with a beautiful voice like hers who can mesmerize an audience, still deals with stage fright. This song is sweet
Carly Simon was truly a Poet gifted with a ridiculously clear vocal range and musicianship to match....so much talent in one person....
That woman just walks in, sits and boom: perfect voice! Aways amazing Carly! One of the best female voices of all time to me.
It felt like the emotion of the song possessed her and she had to let it out in this performance. Great song, super artist.
Fricking gave me chills. Having heard this song a million times, only now did I look up the lyrics...
When I was coming up as a kid,I'd get into my mom's albulms...Led Zep,Floyd,Sabbath,Stones...and Carly Simon.
Good times! Thanks for the music mom (R.I.P♡)
Either I'm getting older or these songs are getting sadder the more I listen to them.
Carly Simon is one of the top female artists of all time she did this song amazingly beautiful I can't say enough about her!
Carly Simon is a Global Superstar with so many hits and so many awards. It is great to see this masterclass live perfomance when she was in her prime. Thank you.
Great masterpiece the 70"s had the by far the best storytellers and song writers of any era hands down
You are right " so powerful" Carly is an amazing singer songwriter, so underrated because of the amazing 70s talent pool
Such a poignant song, it hits you like a ton of bricks, sang beautifully by a gorgeous lady.
She was beautiful, the song was beautiful and she sang it beautifully. We that grew up in the 60's and 70's were very lucky to have these types of entertainers.
Tears 😭 that is so powerful & I’m a 60 yo heavy metal guy talent is talent and Carly has so much 👍
Damn... that's was Art Garfunkel and George Harrison at the beginning!
And they got schooled! Carly Simon kicks all the ass. All of it.
And I love Ms. India. She understands and appreciates the soundtrack of my youth.
Seventies through early nineties. It was good stuff. Some crap, but good stuff.
Art Garfunkel from Simon&Garfunkel, and George Harrison of The Beatles in the beginning of the video. Always liked Carly Simon.
I noticed that too....
@@jaimegarcia6114 The problem is, she didn't. I'm having my own reaction video moment. Was our host kept in a closet all of her young life?
It does pain me to see so many artistic giants go unnoticed, but over time, as she continues this journey, she may recognize them more and more. I applaud her for listening and learning.
@@tomcat4841 Hi Tom Cat ~
Please understand & be kind -
this song is about
50 years ago...when you were growing up - how many songs were on the radio from 50 years before your time ? Time passes quickly.
@@Africa-ky1bg Oh, I knew a great deal about the culture, history, and music of my parents generation, much more than the current grouping of, say, 18-34-year-olds. And the American Songbook prior to their generation wasn't entirely foreign to me either. When someone offers a "reaction" to anything, I expect that his or her conclusions will be based upon past experience, education, work in a field that is comparable in some manner, or having read a newspaper or magazine. However, quite the contrary,I find these "reactors" to have nothing more to share beyond facial contortions and utter amazement that something was created at any point more than five to ten years prior. The audience reaction must be one of shock and disbelief that persons know so little and are equally unaware of what is being revealed about themselves.
I’ve always loved Carly Simon music...from the beginning until today!
I "reacted" to this song starting 1976 I think. Still get goosebumps and tears.
CARLY SIMON WAS A POWER HOUSE ARTIST OF HER TIME....... talk about leaving your mark!!!!!!!
1971 was an amazing year for music!
What a Story Teller Just Beautiful. Pete sr
Reminds me of when music was diverse in style.
Powerful song. Major crush on Carly, like most youngsters around that time. Gorgeous, talented songwriter and a great singer.
Carly's father was founder of Simon & Shuster publishing. Carly didn't want to be "just a rich girl" - so she started singing and proved that she was a success on her own. A 70's kind of thing for a young girl.
raw emotion....she could make ya weep!
That made water come out of my eyes.
Big radio play of many of Carly Simon songs! She had one of the best voices!
I loved that song in 71!!!!
Close the wounds hide the scares
Well, that's every marriage
She is wonderful
That’s the way my generation wrote music.
One of my favourite songs all-time. Love Carly Simon and I loved your reaction. I came from a broken home and feel this song to the core every time I listen to it. Very moving. Thanks for listening and reacting.
This was Carly Simon's first single, appearing just as the singer-songwriter era was coming to fruition. The song shows a family life in shambles underneath its affluent veneer, with the singer fearing that her own future holds more of the same. >>
A singer-songwriter named Jacob Brackman wrote the lyrics. He and Simon met when they were counselors at a summer camp in 1967; they wrote several songs together, which appeared on Simon's first three albums. Simon cites Brackman as a major influence in her development as a songwriter, and was amazed at his ability to fit lyrics to a melody without using clichés.
It's hard to believe that a man wrote the lyrics, which are clearly from a woman's point of view, but the song came out of a conversation Simon had with Brackman. He was going through some relationship troubles that were very similar to Simon's: His girlfriend moved in with him and he was worried about giving up some of his identity and personal space as he felt an infringement on his territory.
Simon reflected on this caustic look at marriage in an interview with The Independent, March 11, 2010. She said: "When I first wrote it I thought it was an unusual thing for people to break up, and now all my friends are divorced."
This was the only single released from Simon's self-titled debut album. She followed up with Anticipation later in 1971, scoring another modest hit with the title track. Her career went stratospheric with her third album, No Secrets, which contained the #1 hit "You're So Vain."
Just OUTSTANDING!
The power of this song is the contrast between the ideal of love and the reality of love after the idealism of love leaves the relationship!🫥
Nature is so generous to a few, Fantastic talent , fantastic voice and fantastic looks , Its about fearing possession,
Born in 1960, I remember growing up in the 70's and witnessing the women's struggle for equality. I know it sounds stupid but as a young person i felt empowered by listening to Helen Reddy "I am woman" and watching the t.v show "The Bionic Woman". That was the beginning of our dream... to be a valuable, strong human being in a mans world.
Right there with you!
This is a powerful song, but I'm glad to have been blessed with a mother and father who loved each other.
Read her autobiography. Her home life was great in many ways. Her parents entertained Albert Einstein, Benny Good man and Jimi Hendrix. And when Jackie Robinson and his wife lived with the Simon's, Carly became the official mascot of the Dodgers. She learned about baseball from Pee Wee Reese. But it wasn't all fun and games. Her father was forced out of the company he founded and ended up dying young. Their inheritence was small and Carly blew all her money on psychotherapy. She says there were lots of secret sexual assignations in the home, and she didn't find out that her grandmother was half black until she appeared on that show "Finding Your Roots" so her mother probably had some issues about it herself.
@@joeymama4666 I didn't think she was singing about herself, but about the kind of situation. I can see where I wasn't clear enough. It does sound like she had a great home life.
Carly's music raised me starting in the early 70's.
This is a great example of having a well-mixed recording of a live performance. The record's version simply cannot capture her face, her looks, her passion.
I love Carly! Haven't Got Time For The Pain and Anticipation are two more great ones by her.
Could you react to Janis Ian “At 17”?
I think you’d really enjoy the song.
seconded!
@@ploppill34 thirded!
Yes!
john curtis good choice
Agree!
India, your facial expressions looked like you couldn't wait for this song to be over. I've always liked this song and the cautionary tale that it offers. It's an honest reflection of how some relationships can grow distant. Despite the sadness, Ms. Simon delivers in a beautiful way.
First time I hear this song.It's beautiful.
Carly has, even to this day, stage fright when performing on stage. She used to be married to James Taylor, another popular vocal musician you should react to. React to James Taylor's "Shower the People". And Carly has had many hits of her own. React to Carly's "Nobody Does it Better" - a James Bond theme song she sang so well. Or: "You're so Vain". :-)
Thang... you are RIGHT ON with your suggestion.
Well, she stated at the beginning that You're So Vain keeps getting blocked. TH-cam won't let her use it.
Please react to Carly's "Coming Around Again" - another classic! :-)
Wasn't "You're So Vain" about James Taylor?
@@johnholzhey8149 Supposedly it was about Warren Beatty
Love Carly Simon, great voice
It’s a song written by Carly Simon’s friend about all their friends settling. Settling for love that doesn’t last, and the repercussions of that in the future.
Wow there are some incredibly famous legends in the audience ❤️
This is before Carly Simon developed an intense stage fear.
So Dynamic. Sad and Beautiful at The same Time. I Have Tears. Pete sr
Great to hear someone finally react to Carly. She is just amazing n i love how she overcomes her shyness every performance. See how they blackout the audience.n she rarely looks at them. The feelings coming out in your face are spot on. This was the perfect Carly song for her and maybe for us all. Great emotional react kiddo.
Carly is awesome!
Carly is so talented.
Such a beautiful voice, such a harsh song.
I liked the song as a 12 year old. Decades later listening to the lyrics it’s very powerful and sad.
Love you, India. You are so insightful!
MEANS ALOT TO ME! MADE MY DAY!
LOVE YOU GUYS TOO!!
@@OhMyGoshIndia you are beautiful India. I love your reactions I love this song and this lady. Carly Simon is one of the most talented musicians. Keep up the good work
One of The Great Great voices!!! and a song worthy of her talent...
One of my favs by her.
This haunting song.❤️ India I could see the pain while you listened. What a performance Carly gave of her incredible song.
I remember hearing this song on the radio, looking out my window on a rainy day. I was 15.
It's funny how we remember things.
Such a powerful song!
Every songwriter dreams of having someone like you listening to their song. Honestly, you let the lyrics and the music just wash over you completely and it's beautiful!
I had watched this video just a few nights ago, remember the song from my childhood. Had never realized how dark it was. Gotta say, I like it more now.
That song made me really think when I was a kid.
Iv'e always thought she is one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen.
My fav Carly song. It's so atmospheric, ethereal, almost as if one is floating over a family, a couple, observing their lives, good, bad or as indifferent that are. Relationships are what we make them, good, bad or ugly. And for most of us, it's a balance if all to a degree or another. This song is the birth of relationship and commitment, and as to what ones expectations and it's reality comes out to be. I Love this.
Yes. She was Beautiful. I love her songs.
Was? Is she dead? What age?
@@lulazeta8965 I was meaning she was beautiful when she was younger
This is the music that I miss so much from those days and wish that one day it will RETURN!
Maybe it is still out there but the Recording industry will not bring it out or release it??? There are so many songs like this, that to say you "Only scratched the surface" is a Massive understatement!
Keep digging for the Gems and maybe, one day, the Police-Tube will stop blocking the Very BEST from being posted!!!
To me the heart of the song is her confession that she will never know who she is on her own. That was a major new concept for women in the late sixties early seventies - being able to define yourself away from others. Self actualization. Great writing Carly.
Actually written by a guy , who knew 🤨
Carly was so perfect. A woman my age, 53, remembers her as older, I was too young to hear her words. I grew up and appreciated her so much. Stupid me in high school was so into Jethro tull, protocol harem, I didn't hear her message until I got into college.
Kiddo, your one special girl. Not just the catching every single point of this 5 mins of musical bliss. Your face, was as receptive as your ears. Carly Simon was w James Taylor, who put her thru IT.
This such a powerful song. Only Carly could sing this. I was going up when I heard this song and I thought, "this is my life".
When I was in high school
I had a life or death crush on her.
I"ve always loved her voice. "You're so Vain" is probably her most famous song.
The first time I ever sang karaoke I did this one!!
"Anticipation"?
What a pure performance. I have watched this performance many times. You know you have arrived when
George Harrison and Art Garfunkel are your back up singers. Good Lordy!
@Donna Valentino I like the fact she sang it just as she did on the record. I hate when singers alter their songs when singing live.
@@oldiesgeek454 So right.
I could not agree more, when you go to see a performer you are listening to hear those little things that attract you to their music and when they change it up live sometimes it ruins the experience. Some bands are good live some not so.
So very glad you have found Carly Simon, a true artist. And, it's ok about You're So Vain, I figure you must have at least enjoyed listening to it. At least, I hope you did. Thanks for another great reaction.
Daniel Burns. That is, "You ARE so vain," thus, "YOU'RE so vain..."
@@SuperJaspersmom Fixed ert.
Another Carly Simon song, "Coming Around Again/Itsy Bitsy Spider"
Yes please!
Indeed
I had such a crush on her in 1971. I always imagined the children of Carly Simon, and James Taylor growing up in a musical dream world. It was probably as screwed up as any family though.
Love Carly Simon.
The Right Thing To Do, You Belong To Me, Nobody Does It Better, Anticipation, Mocking Bird, Coming Around Again, etc. I met Carly in Fort Lauderdale at Peaches Records and Tapes in the late 80's. She was really nice.
Wow this brought back memories. I was weirdly obsessed with this song as a teen in the seventies.
I love Carly Simon.