@@jen1132 its sad because many individuals who profess to be fans of true great music are in reality shortsighted and can't appreciate the history of it, this version inspired the 2000s version and was merely done so it could be marketed with a horrible movie, know your facts, know your history 💯
@@aconater Agreed. I always like the originals myself... be it songs or movies... Not a fan of re-makes n remixes. And my generation is all about remixes...
Patti with the powerhouse lead vocals, Nona with the iconic futuristic fashion looks and stage presence, and Sarah with the seductive and fun energy. This was truly a super-group
Remember the album jacket/cover? All of them looking down at the camera, made Patti seem so tall wearing those platform shoes and then you see her in person and she's so short. She ushered in a view of what was to come in the '70's - 80's and '90's vs "techno" till we all die. No matter what I'll take the oldies of R&B, Blues, Rock, so called Disco, or Reggae and the gems that came out of those years any day vs todays nonsense.
Sarah got that Chaka Khan and Rufus thing going on. Remember Chaka was ruling things back then. She had 7 years old boys standing up and taking notice. There were some beautiful black women back then. Thelma from Good Times, Pam Grier, Jane Kennedy.....Angela Bofill and Vanity 6..😂😂😂 Could have been the outfits with them. 😂
I was in Paris France in 1975 the year this song was released. I was 17 years old. People were crazy singing this in the streets. Pretty exciting for a North Dakota girl!!
this name was the only available user ("wow you're old").......UGH...... NOT SURE IF YOU'RE AWARE OF THIS FACT OR NOT.......... BUT "SWEETIE" IF YOU DON'T GET MURDERED, COMMITT SUICIDE, OR DIE OF ANY KIND OF NATURAL CAUSES.........U WILL LIVE TO BE OLD TOO!!!!! ......... JUST INFORMING U, JUST IN CASE U DIDN'T KNOW!!!!!
@@naurking5388 as a sound engineer I understand what you mean. But it’s still true though, nowadays we over-engineer the voice so that it can get streams. Back then auto tune was just used to balance what the microphone can’t her and background noise but now we use it extensively for marketing purposes. Got to give respect for artists like T-Pain for really pushing the boundaries though.
I’m 65 and still remember I was in high school taking French class and I knew what they were singing but my parents didn’t know of course and really didn’t listen to the same music as I did!! I just love this original version!!!
I'm Creole and used to wear this song out when I was a kid!!! My grandmother took a switch to me and my cousins for singing it. Still singing it in almost 2020🤣🤣🤣and grandmother still living...
@@paulamiles9559 this was in Virginia. I remember that George's band came on first. They were damn good even before George came out on stage. Then George. Patty and the girls were the headliners and they knocked it down. Lady marmalade the glide and glamor was on point. Gave me goosebumps.!!!! Roanoke Auditorium.
Nobody can sing this song like the OG Herself Miss Patty LaBelle. I will always love this jam! Christina's is a great rendition as well ,however there's just nothing like the real thing you know...
It's the beat and repetition of the song. Repetitive songs stick in your head because they can loop. Like "This is the Song That Doesn't End" (edit wrote Never Ends, that's wrong) gets stuck. You can start from anywhere, "Gitchie Gitchie Yaya Dada" goes right into "Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?" goes into the next and the next. Because the "Creole Lady Marmalade" line fits the end of every one, triggering the next refrain and on it goes.
It's 1:29 a.m. in the morning, two days before Christmas day, 2019. This 63 year old white boy is dancing to this song in his sox and long johns on the living room floor.
There were two African-American artists in the remake, and Patti SLAYED all their vocals. I don't think it has so much to do with color as it does with newer generations having lost the ability to bring soul to their music. Audiences back then had a greater demand for quality. Today's audiences just demand skin and stage antics. If you go on today's pop artists videos, you'll find fans defending them by trying to argue that the voice isn't as important as song choice and that lip syncing is only logical because their idols can't be expected to sing, dance, and walk across the stage at the same time. Seriously, these are the comments they are posting.
Richard Brinker Yes you are right. The modern aids to concert performance are extraordinary. Even I could sound good ! Fortunately as a' Baby Boomer' I saw the great acts live years ago. As a person working in todays entertainment industry I've seen close up the absolute garbage brought out as music. I'll always love female African American singers with a talent larger than life.
And the term "African -American" is a misnomer, especially when it stands in for "black", which is how it is most often used - e.g., are Egyptians, Morroccans , South Africans "black" ?. I do not think so .
Yea like how I hear the terms Asian American, Mexican American, African American. But I don't hear anyone saying European American or German/Italian American etc. That's why I identify as American disregardless because the labels can be dehumanizing
+Lisa Cunningham Like it's yesterday. and then, tomorrow, it will be rockin' the world to the core throwing down that jam like yesteryear come hither and stir it up just like right now into the forever after!
When this started getting airplay in Jan, 1975 I was hoping it would go places and jumped for joy when it reached #1. Patty Labelle had a few hits in the early 1960s but nothing really breakthrough until this one. She deserved it after such a long wait.
RIP to Sarah Dash,i didn't realize she was in her 70's and it blows me away that it seems like yesterday that this song came out, May Ms. Dash always rest in eternal sleep
I'm a baby boomer (1960) and music is life! So many songs have been remade. It's sad knowing that the original artist just fades out. As a general rule, I don't like remakes and don't want to even hear them. How can it be more worthy than the original?
@@lorne2405it's not actually but very close! This is a cover of the original by Eleventh Hour in 1974. They ended up remastering their own song in 1975 again after LaBelle's version caught traction. You can find both on TH-cam 🥰
@mustakeenbari_serena_silentium it's actually not by the eleventh hour either, it was written FOR the eleventh hour by 2 very talented and well known song writers that were responsible for dozens of top singles at the time
Love it, back when D.J.'s played every kind of music on the same station. Exposing us to all the great music from all genres. Wish that was still the case. Maybe we all would be less divided.
The word of "original" has exactly spelled it out for these beautiful triplets, no matter how you remaster it or imitated it you simply can't beat the original ones.
Much respect on ur point. Facts but no one can’t take anything away from mya pink Christina lil Kim and misdemeanor they actually did a great job with the song. They didn’t butcher it. They just did it a lil more explicit with the video. But like u said which I agree nothing beats the original.
"original"? It was written by two White men: Bob Crewe and Ken Nolan. And you can hear them do the original (with Nolan on vocals) right here on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/-DxwQz67aOc/w-d-xo.html
It was written by two White men: Bob Crewe and Ken Nolan. And you can hear them do the original (with Nolan on vocals) right here on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/-DxwQz67aOc/w-d-xo.html
Saw her at Pine Knob Music Theater as the opening act for THE SPINNERS in 1978. Man, what music they made. What a show! So lucky to have been born when I was.
1975,the first party i was invited to ,in the basement of à house, 10 girls full of fire !we were 14 year old,i was the only guy. Remained glued to the wall during 2 hours,till this masterpiece was played..
Silas Marner Nah man Patti was oblivious: "I didn't know what it was about. I don't know French and nobody, I swear this is God's truth, nobody at all told me what I'd just sung a song about." I got this off the wiki
Indeed you are saying the magic words my dear becsuse as others hate on us as I feel tha too as a woman , we will stand tall in this world.and excell more and more🌺 Almighty God gave all this beautiful world to love and help each other so it is ours allllllll💜🌻🙏✝️
Queen Cydnie One of the many reasons why I love watching them is your great aunt looks like she’s having the best time ever! Her smile is so contagious! 💕
Art Neville, who played the Hammond organ on "Lady Marmalade", passed away on July 22nd, 2019 at his home in New Orleans, he was 81 years old... Art Neville was a keyboardist and singer who was a founding member of the Neville Brothers and the Meters. Known as 'Poppa Funk', Neville was a staple of the New Orleans music scene, who helped shape the city’s signature sound... The Meters, formed in 1965, were among the originators of funk, performing their own songs as well as backing artists including Lee Dorsey, Robert Palmer, and Doctor John. They were honored with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2018... In 1977, Neville founded the Neville Brothers along with his brothers Aaron, Charles, and Cyril. Their notable songs include “Sister Rosa” and “Healing Chant,” which won a Grammy Award in 1989... In later years, Neville formed the Funky Meters along with some members of the original group... He continued playing with them until his retirement in late 2018... May he R.I.P.
Bob PlaysMC Like you couldn't in the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s or whenever the so called golden age of music is meant to be. Ask different people about the golden age of music and you will get different answers. As to fake Milli Vanilli would like a word with you. As to talent beating money Kate Bush would like a word with you, she was in the music industry a "one hit wonder" with one number 1 hit. As to no talent "today" the following would like a word with you: Elbow, Kate Bush, Paolo Nutini, Frank Turner, Birdie, Jamie T, Adele, Disturbed, Five Fingered Death Punch, Fucked Up, King Blues, Suede and a few others would like a word with you.
No disrespect towards Christina Aguilera, Pink, Lil Kim, and of course Missy Elliott but their version will never hold a candle up to this 1975 original
But this version didn't sell as much it was only because back in the 1970's we didn't have the ways to get your song heard like today we didn't internet, cable was just starting with 1 channel, no cell phones, no facebook, no instagram.
Their looks are so amazing. I love and enjoy this song so much, it’s in my top 10 favorite songs of all time. Her notes/vocals are SO powerful, I can’t really describe the amazing. Happy 79th Birthday to one of the greatest vocalists of all time and to the Godmother of Soul, Ms. Patti LaBelle! ❤❤🥳🎉🎊5/24/2023
Patti's voice is something else that tone is pure ,smooth and rich there is no other version of this song that comes anywhere near the class of this. Super Group. ❤
My mom would always play this in the car everyday when i was a child and I would always beg her to keep playing it over and over again until i was 10. Seven years later I come back to this song remembering all the lyrics.
Patti is one of the best live vocalists, but this is a direct lip sync of the studio track. This show didn’t let performers go live. If you really pay attention you can see where it was obviously shot from different angles and edited. It’s more like a “live” music vid than an actual performance.
Lol you sound like how I was/am. I'm nearly a decade older, but I stay criticizing my generation and their perception of singing and timeless music. Somebody from the 2000s gotta carry it on and let people know. Keep it up, Rochelle it is 🤌🏾👏🏽
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It's so sad that when people think of Lady Marmalade, they think of the 2000 version when Patty Labelle is the one who made it a huge success.
To be honest, the original version was written in 1974 by Eleventh Hour, however the girls achieved more success with their soul version.
Katie C cue me searching for the 2000 version
why is it sad tho? they did a really good job remixing it:)
@@jen1132 its sad because many individuals who profess to be fans of true great music are in reality shortsighted and can't appreciate the history of it, this version inspired the 2000s version and was merely done so it could be marketed with a horrible movie, know your facts, know your history 💯
@@aconater Agreed. I always like the originals myself... be it songs or movies... Not a fan of re-makes n remixes. And my generation is all about remixes...
Their outfits should have been in this year's met gala 😂
It's Batman singing? Jajaja
I really luv this music
Xllest Gurx wonder how many indangered bird species feathers have been used.
Their costumes are from 1975
It looks like faux feathers were used...
If they were real Patti LaBelle would be molting ( Avian Joke)
@@wssssw9093 there is a thing called faux, never heard of it? Look it up.
THIS IS NOT A VERSION. This is THE one and only. Let’s be perfectly clear as to who is the diva responsible for it in all its glory…the great Patti ❤
Único mesmo labele amoooo
@@nelsongandelini7966 Patti Labelle Lady Marmalade Cover
Missy Elliott Christina Aguilera Mya Pink Lil Kim Moulin Rouge
Preach!!!
Es muy cierto lo que dices los descerebrados de hoy en día quieren apoderarse de los temones de nuestra época vivan los 70s
This is actually a cover hate to burst your bubble
Patti with the powerhouse lead vocals, Nona with the iconic futuristic fashion looks and stage presence, and Sarah with the seductive and fun energy. This was truly a super-group
😄😄😄
Remember the album jacket/cover? All of them looking down at the camera, made Patti seem so tall wearing those platform shoes and then you see her in person and she's so short. She ushered in a view of what was to come in the '70's - 80's and '90's vs "techno" till we all die. No matter what I'll take the oldies of R&B, Blues, Rock, so called Disco, or Reggae and the gems that came out of those years any day vs todays nonsense.
Maaaaaaraaaaaviiilhoooooosaaasss divas amoooooo
Sarah got that Chaka Khan and Rufus thing going on. Remember Chaka was ruling things back then. She had 7 years old boys standing up and taking notice. There were some beautiful black women back then. Thelma from Good Times, Pam Grier, Jane Kennedy.....Angela Bofill and Vanity 6..😂😂😂 Could have been the outfits with them. 😂
The blue feathers were also a tiny little bit noticeable imo.
(Not making fun of them--I love them)
I was in Paris France in 1975 the year this song was released. I was 17 years old. People were crazy singing this in the streets. Pretty exciting for a North Dakota girl!!
Je confirme, I'm french and I still have the vinyl record at home.
I was 15 y.o. in Argentina and I remember it was an explosion!!
Wow your old
this name was the only available user ("wow you're old").......UGH...... NOT SURE IF YOU'RE AWARE OF THIS FACT OR NOT.......... BUT "SWEETIE" IF YOU DON'T GET MURDERED, COMMITT SUICIDE, OR DIE OF ANY KIND OF NATURAL CAUSES.........U WILL LIVE TO BE OLD TOO!!!!! ......... JUST INFORMING U, JUST IN CASE U DIDN'T KNOW!!!!!
@@audeladureel3104 I WANT the vinyl!
It's the quality of her voice. No auto tune.
Truly godsent and mesmerising!!!
She's one of the best in the business, strong vocals till this day!!!!
Yall need to learn what autotune does before posting, it has nothing to do with what u said
do you know what autotune really is ?
@@naurking5388 as a sound engineer I understand what you mean. But it’s still true though, nowadays we over-engineer the voice so that it can get streams. Back then auto tune was just used to balance what the microphone can’t her and background noise but now we use it extensively for marketing purposes.
Got to give respect for artists like T-Pain for really pushing the boundaries though.
The first black group to be featured on the front cover of Rolling Stone Magazine. Yep, they’re iconic. 🇬🇧
It's august 2023- I'm 76 yrs old and this is by far the BEST without doubt.
It's Feb 2024 I'm 78 now still dancing and singing in French to this great song! Great pick me up music!!!!
Favourite jukebox number..and I'm 63. 😋
I’m 65 and still remember I was in high school taking French class and I knew what they were singing but my parents didn’t know of course and really didn’t listen to the same music as I did!! I just love this original version!!!
Yeah I'm 79 years now ( can't believe it never thought I'd be alive still LOL LOL ) TOTALLY UNDERSTAND AGREEING WITH YOU,😊
Patti gettin' ready to fly away in that outfit.
William Henderson lol
William Henderson. mercy
Matt Mash she was flapping hard lol
Matt Mash lmaooooo
Lol, I read Labelle described once as "space age floradoras"....
I'm Creole and used to wear this song out when I was a kid!!! My grandmother took a switch to me and my cousins for singing it.
Still singing it in almost 2020🤣🤣🤣and grandmother still living...
Funny on so many levels, mainly because your Creole/French speaking grandma actually knew what you were Singing! The innocence of it all. 🤣
Is she still beating your ass???
So you know speak creole
Amen 👍 👍.. I'm With You All The Way.
T M Lmaooo 😒🤣😂😅
It was insane how much fantastic music we had in the 70s. Thanks Patti.
I saw Patty do this song in concert in the 70's. She set the audience on fire. Also she was on tour with George Benson. It was a helluva show.
With real fire??
Wow I Iove George Benson, especially when he did the Muppets thing. that's what I grew up on.
Patty AND George Benson? Where was i?
@@paulamiles9559 this was in Virginia. I remember that George's band came on first. They were damn good even before George came out on stage. Then George. Patty and the girls were the headliners and they knocked it down. Lady marmalade the glide and glamor was on point. Gave me goosebumps.!!!! Roanoke Auditorium.
You are a lucky person to experience that
When someone ask me if I know French I say this lmao
bahahahahaha I'm gonna start doing this lol
You could get into big trouble with that line.
You'll get ur ass whooped🤣🤣
@@newlanddewinter4692 Yes they could..
did anyone ever take you up on it?
This is the best version of this song no doubt. Lyrically and musically perfect!
çà date de presque 50 ans et c'est toujours TOP !
@@sergefredmordin8774 oui c'est même la chanson pour une pub de voiture en ce moment je crois. 50 ans ou pas, c'est tjrs du tonnerre
Yep!✌
The real deal of course !!!
this i think too/
I’m 21 and I wish I was born in the 60s or 70s .. the music was just outstanding than todays. !!
Siii es buenísimo el tema….👏👏👏👏
Nobody can sing this song like the OG Herself Miss Patty LaBelle. I will always love this jam! Christina's is a great rendition as well ,however there's just nothing like the real thing you know...
For some reason this song was stuck in my head 😭😭
I mean how can it not be lol
Cause you are full of marmelade.
Me too. Very strange
Voleeh voku sheeh amehh waahh seswaahhh
It's the beat and repetition of the song. Repetitive songs stick in your head because they can loop. Like "This is the Song That Doesn't End" (edit wrote Never Ends, that's wrong) gets stuck. You can start from anywhere, "Gitchie Gitchie Yaya Dada" goes right into "Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?" goes into the next and the next. Because the "Creole Lady Marmalade" line fits the end of every one, triggering the next refrain and on it goes.
They look like beautiful exotic birds. Get it ladies!
Luci nln ABSOLUTELY!!!!
Amen to that!!
No autotune. Just talent. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Their Talent brings to what i refer to as Quality. Hearing it first time, was the beginning of a love story
The original and simply the best.
It's 1:29 a.m. in the morning, two days before Christmas day, 2019.
This 63 year old white boy is dancing to this song in his sox and long johns on the living room floor.
😂
May I join you? 😊
Moi, aussi!
This is adorable 😂
I love you!
African American female artists are the best. Often copied , never equalled they just have the groove.
There were two African-American artists in the remake, and Patti SLAYED all their vocals. I don't think it has so much to do with color as it does with newer generations having lost the ability to bring soul to their music. Audiences back then had a greater demand for quality. Today's audiences just demand skin and stage antics. If you go on today's pop artists videos, you'll find fans defending them by trying to argue that the voice isn't as important as song choice and that lip syncing is only logical because their idols can't be expected to sing, dance, and walk across the stage at the same time. Seriously, these are the comments they are posting.
Richard Brinker Yes you are right. The modern aids to concert performance are extraordinary. Even I could sound good ! Fortunately as a' Baby Boomer' I saw the great acts live years ago. As a person working in todays entertainment industry I've seen close up the absolute garbage brought out as music. I'll always love female African American singers with a talent larger than life.
Australia4031 I disagree....there are and have always been badass white women out there.
And the term "African -American" is a misnomer, especially when it stands in for "black", which is how it is most often used - e.g., are Egyptians, Morroccans , South Africans "black" ?. I do not think so .
Yea like how I hear the terms Asian American, Mexican American, African American. But I don't hear anyone saying European American or German/Italian American etc. That's why I identify as American disregardless because the labels can be dehumanizing
My sister and I would call our local radio station every day and request this song. Then we’d sing it at the top of our lungs when they’d play it. ❤️
Twisted, errr wait that was another band?
I loved LABELLE. All 3 are so beautiful.
Was this really 40 years ago? It sounds just as wonderful and rocking good today! Patti forever!
+Lisa Cunningham
Like it's yesterday.
and then, tomorrow,
it will be rockin' the world to the core
throwing down that jam like yesteryear come hither and stir it up just like right now into the forever after!
+Lisa Cunningham I know hard to believe
Watch American horror story freakshow if you like her, she's in it
+Lisa Cunningham
^ Crazy, ain't it?
+Lisa Cunningham More like Allen Toussaint and the Meters forever!
Anyone still listening in 2019 😍😍
Of course im a 55 year old guy listened to this song since it came to be and always will !
Every day. August 3 @ 6:03 am
Christina Aguilera made a better version
Absolutely! Over and over again! So good!
Me.
I love this track. ¡Still bumping on 2024!
You can't beat the sweet sound of the 1970s this brings back memories
WOWW, CLEANEST 70'S VINTAGE VIDEO!!
Look at the shape on that sista in the brown! Curves in all the right places and just beautiful. I’m not mad at her! 👏🏾♥️
Kristyle 78 I’m trying to figure out how to make a feather bikini
Yeah she so thoed I will bow down to her
@@ManPursueExcellence black don't crack that sister probably still bad as hell lol
I was saying the same thing her body is a blessing...I'd never have worn clothes!!!
That is Sarah Dash. She is gorgeous--head to toe.
You can take four years of high school French and remember only the chorus from this song.
This is the only and best version as far as I’m concerned. 😊
Patti and Diana and Dione are still alive and singing. Patti and Dione deserve their Kennedy Center honors. I love them
Copy that.
They definitely do
Don't let Kim Kardashian see their outfits
Hell yeah. Fuckin vultures.
She would never be able to wear them as well as these absolute queens 🙌🏼
😂😂😂😂
Lmao
True!!!
Nobody touches Patti...nobody!! She rules, but imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, so it's all good.
When this started getting airplay in Jan, 1975 I was hoping it would go places and jumped for joy when it reached #1. Patty Labelle had a few hits in the early 1960s but nothing really breakthrough until this one. She deserved it after such a long wait.
I think Space Children, was her greatest song.
💯
First time i heard it ,was during à maths tutoring...tutor lost all of my attention this day.
This was the beginning of a love story
I was 13 in 1975. "Vous les vous coucher avec mois" was the first French I ever learned. Thank you Sarah Dash. Rest in peace.
RIP to Sarah Dash,i didn't realize she was in her 70's and it blows me away that it seems like yesterday that this song came out, May Ms. Dash always rest in eternal sleep
Damn... I didn't know. She was a special gal.
Queen, Rest in Paradise❤👑
Such a beauty! I listen to this every day.
A Real Queen
I'm not surprised about their ages though since they been a group since the 60s.It was originally 4 girls
I'm a baby boomer (1960) and music is life! So many songs have been remade.
It's sad knowing that the original artist just fades out.
As a general rule, I don't like remakes and don't want to even hear them. How can it be more worthy than the original?
Back in the day when the world was still innocent
😂😂😂
The world has never been innocent; just the children at the time. 🙂
Amen!@@bubbercakes528
This is song isn't innocent at all 😂
Those clothes were extreme...even in 1975 hahaha.
Patti was always avant garde. She always pushed the envelope.
the clothes were inspired by glam rockers like Bowie……………....which was just as outrageous
These are supposed to be whores in New Orleans, and perhaps some in drag.
I meant in Paris during the height of the Moulin Rouge.
PMSL! Pretty much, yeah.
Patti is the OG musical diva. 77 years young on Monday
çà date de presque 50 ans et c'est toujours TOP !
77 is old not young, stop with the stupid euphemisms..
@@eifelitorn obnoxious boomers trying to make themselves feel better about dying soon lol
diversos meninos vindo
@@eifelitorn show Patti Labelle RESPECT please
This is my first time hearing this version. Music is truly timeless ❤
This isn't a version. This is it
This is the original song and version.🤭😉
@@lorne2405it's not actually but very close! This is a cover of the original by Eleventh Hour in 1974. They ended up remastering their own song in 1975 again after LaBelle's version caught traction. You can find both on TH-cam 🥰
First time i heard it was the beginning of a love story with Quality !! Great Divas..but Miss Patti in particular.
@mustakeenbari_serena_silentium it's actually not by the eleventh hour either, it was written FOR the eleventh hour by 2 very talented and well known song writers that were responsible for dozens of top singles at the time
Her Vocal Range mixed with the Smooth tone and Lyrics makes this song a pure masterpiece
I just love the soul and uniqueness of Labelle. Their voices were off the chain and their style was trailblazing. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
çà date de presque 50 ans et c'est toujours TOP !
Pretty good banana pudding too.
The B is capital 😂
lol gay
She’s so amazing. Her voice is so smooth and so effortless…it just flowed from her heart.
The lady in the brown outfit... lawd have mercy!!
Boogie Man I’m a women and I’m like 😍😍😍. She’s stunning!
Sarah Dash
@@ldyluv6988 Sis had BAWDY!
i watch this version just to see her lol
Aldred Warren She’s my aunt
Patti LaBelle is a GIANT !!! I can listen to her from over 4 decades.
Patti brings memories to this old lady, when I need cheer I listen to her. She rules.
Nothing nowadays compares to this, those notes she hit so effortlessly are fire
😄😄😄
I love how over the top Patti is!! All those damn feathers 😂 Barely see the microphone.
Patti is ALWAYS over the top.
I’ve been to her concert. Lots of energy and very nice to her audience
😂😂😂🔥😝
Love it, back when D.J.'s played every kind of music on the same station. Exposing us to all the great music from all genres. Wish that was still the case. Maybe we all would be less divided.
Now THIS is Music!!! ❤
The word of "original" has exactly spelled it out for these beautiful triplets, no matter how you remaster it or imitated it you simply can't beat the original ones.
...but it's not the original
@@jolenemathews yes it is
@@y2kpopofficial nope. The original was by the eleventh hour made about a year prior
Much respect on ur point. Facts but no one can’t take anything away from mya pink Christina lil Kim and misdemeanor they actually did a great job with the song. They didn’t butcher it. They just did it a lil more explicit with the video. But like u said which I agree nothing beats the original.
"original"? It was written by two White men: Bob Crewe and Ken Nolan. And you can hear them do the original (with Nolan on vocals) right here on TH-cam:
th-cam.com/video/-DxwQz67aOc/w-d-xo.html
"Fashion in 2019 is weird."
Ladies and gentlemen I would like to introduce you to the 70s
If fashion today were half of what it was in the 70s i'd be happy.
70's were fashionable unlike todays hobo stolen garments tattered, that got run by shredders and shit that cost what 1000 dollars?
At least they would try to dress up and look decent, not like they rolled out of bed 🙄
You have to realise these are stage costumes not everyday wear. Not everyone in the 70s looked and dressed like that as you can see from the audience.
This is from their album entitled, "Night Birds" hence the bird-inspired costumes
70s music was the best
I was 9 when I saw this on tv. It blew my mind and couldn't stop dancing.
I was in college at Howard University in 1975 and I am still listening to this song January 5, 2021.
So you're around 60+ years old now?
@@corrine1310 Yeap; I am now 66 years old.
So i was like 1 year project at this time 😃
@@user-le1vv8lh7d 😀 😃 😄 😁
When she hits that note...it gives me chills!
The costume designer deserves an award as well!!!
The original! Giving Miss Patti LaBelle her flowers right here, right now. And she still is singing her heart out here in 2022 💙
This isn't the original. The song was written by two White men, and you can find the original vocal performance right here on TH-cam.
she can't sing
There's definitely a link to "Ms Lulu" that ran the brothel at New Orleans. She's mixed Haitian and French.
This song is truly a masterpiece!!! Miss LaBelle's vocals are inimitable in my opinion!!!
+Kari O'Kay Labelle [Patti] is Queen of The Whole Damn Deal.
**unlimitable (or her vocal range is unlimited)
It was written by two White men: Bob Crewe and Ken Nolan. And you can hear them do the original (with Nolan on vocals) right here on TH-cam:
th-cam.com/video/-DxwQz67aOc/w-d-xo.html
It's February 2020, a good 45 years later, and this song is still fantastic!
Agreed
@@rasheedjeffries5754 D'accord.
Its 2022 and its still fantastic
2023 now, 🤩😎🔥
Saw her at Pine Knob Music Theater as the opening act for THE SPINNERS in 1978. Man, what music they made. What a show! So lucky to have been born when I was.
RIP Sarah Dash
I played this song in the hospital where I work on the covid unit,and I tell you no lie all the patients love it.😁😇🥰😉💯💯💯
Patti was one hell of a singer. What soul and sass.
She's still alive and singing
Is
1975,the first party i was invited to ,in the basement of à house, 10 girls full of fire !we were 14 year old,i was the only guy. Remained glued to the wall during 2 hours,till this masterpiece was played..
Boomer: Nowadays music is so sexualized
Patti LaBelle in the 70's singing about hookers: 👀
Don’t forget I love to love you baby by Donna Summer, and pretty much anything Cher has worn
To be fair she had no idea she was singing "Will you sleep with me tonight?" in French
@@danieldonovan106 really ??
@@danieldonovan106 I am sure she knew. No problem tho!!
Silas Marner Nah man Patti was oblivious: "I didn't know what it was about. I don't know French and nobody, I swear this is God's truth, nobody at all told me what I'd just sung a song about." I got this off the wiki
Wow I never knew this existed! I’m so angry that I had no idea 😭 this is so good, and is black women are pretty ain’t we 😍
Yes
Yes for sure you are and the legend Miss Patti Is gorgeous and is blessed with the most beautiful voice💐🌹⚘🌺
Yes we are, Sis, and no matter how much others try to put us down, we need to remember that!!
Indeed you are saying the magic words my dear becsuse as others hate on us as I feel tha too as a woman , we will stand tall in this world.and excell more and more🌺
Almighty God gave all this beautiful world to love and help each other so it is ours allllllll💜🌻🙏✝️
Gorgeous! Coming from a Boriqua…
Patti Labelle's version will Always be the Best!
Hello beautiful lady
nope
@@Dino-su2wh yes
100% agree. Those ladies with real voices.....
Totally Agree.
I Love the New version, but nothing can beat this original classic 🔥💯
the one in black and silver is my great aunt
Queen Cydnie
One of the many reasons why I love watching them is your great aunt looks like she’s having the best time ever! Her smile is so contagious! 💕
She looks the best! Absolutely stylish and gorgeous!
oh wow!
Queen Cydnie Nona is beautiful. She use to wear the hell out them costumes.
Yessss!! Well Aunty is fly and I bet she still is!!! And I Know she can bring a house down!!
Art Neville, who played the Hammond organ on "Lady Marmalade", passed away on July 22nd, 2019 at his home in New Orleans, he was 81 years old...
Art Neville was a keyboardist and singer who was a founding member of the Neville Brothers and the Meters. Known as 'Poppa Funk', Neville was a staple of the New Orleans music scene, who helped shape the city’s signature sound...
The Meters, formed in 1965, were among the originators of funk, performing their own songs as well as backing artists including Lee Dorsey, Robert Palmer, and Doctor John. They were honored with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2018...
In 1977, Neville founded the Neville Brothers along with his brothers Aaron, Charles, and Cyril. Their notable songs include “Sister Rosa” and “Healing Chant,” which won a Grammy Award in 1989...
In later years, Neville formed the Funky Meters along with some members of the original group...
He continued playing with them until his retirement in late 2018...
May he R.I.P.
Had no idea...thanku!!! Rip Mr Neville💖
R.I.P The Neville Brothers Are Legends Here In Louisiana😍👏
That organ/electric piano makes this song - RIP
I still feel like no one does it better than LaBelle! 2022
Man what legends
Miss Patti LaBelle's voice still sounds the same 🙌🏾 slay queen
Her voice just flows out effortlessly like water...
Didn't realize that this song faded out. Thats unheard of in new music and for quite a long time, is a fade out. Wow!
She was just sooo cute in this video. A great singer!!
So this was the 70's, when did we lose so much raw and rich originality?
+Toufique Hossain We didn't.
+Dermacrosis Wrong, everything now is so fake, you can become famous with practically no talent at all. All you need is money.
Bob PlaysMC
Like you couldn't in the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s or whenever the so called golden age of music is meant to be.
Ask different people about the golden age of music and you will get different answers.
As to fake Milli Vanilli would like a word with you. As to talent beating money Kate Bush would like a word with you, she was in the music industry a "one hit wonder" with one number 1 hit.
As to no talent "today" the following would like a word with you: Elbow, Kate Bush, Paolo Nutini, Frank Turner, Birdie, Jamie T, Adele, Disturbed, Five Fingered Death Punch, Fucked Up, King Blues, Suede and a few others would like a word with you.
+Bob PlaysMC YOu got that right $ is all the Elitest PIGS love!!!! Political Revolution is on it's way....
+Toufique Hossain in the early 2000s
No disrespect towards Christina Aguilera, Pink, Lil Kim, and of course Missy Elliott but their version will never hold a candle up to this 1975 original
Pop Culture Factory People do know this one
But this version didn't sell as much it was only because back in the 1970's we didn't have the ways to get your song heard like today we didn't internet, cable was just starting with 1 channel, no cell phones, no facebook, no instagram.
true,they oversang it.Patti did it fine by herself on lead and with background singers.
And Mya. You forgot Mya
Hell No. Not even close. Blow Out The Candle Youngun's... Yer done.x ;-)
Best version!
who’s here after getting krissed so many times they wanted to hear the source of this masterpiece
Whoever is reading this, God knows what your going through, he heard your cry, he is going to deliver you. Just trust in him
Have a blessed ♥️🙏🏾
That would mean that god created a problem and know wants to be the solution. If gods real than its a fucking idiot😇
@@michealknight19 sorry i don't understand can u pls explain
You're a buzz kill.
😏😏😇😇😊me baby
Thanks
A Very Happy and Healthy 75th Birthday to Patti LaBelle (today, 05/25/2019) and Many More to Come !! ❤
Their looks are so amazing. I love and enjoy this song so much, it’s in my top 10 favorite songs of all time. Her notes/vocals are SO powerful, I can’t really describe the amazing. Happy 79th Birthday to one of the greatest vocalists of all time and to the Godmother of Soul, Ms. Patti LaBelle! ❤❤🥳🎉🎊5/24/2023
Patti's voice is something else that tone is pure ,smooth and rich there is no other version of this song that comes anywhere near the class of this. Super Group. ❤
My mom would always play this in the car everyday when i was a child and I would always beg her to keep playing it over and over again until i was 10. Seven years later I come back to this song remembering all the lyrics.
RIP Sarah Dash. Thanks for the memories.
RIP Sarah! What a banger! Adore this masterpiece so much!
Love this song by Patti LaBelle . A treasure to keep! Really awesome!!
OMG those belts are so effortless and clean 😍 I get tingles every time I listen. As much as I love Xtina, this is my fave
YOU GOT A LOTTA' COMPANY!!
Patti didn’t even break a sweat. You would have thought she was just having a conversation it was so effortless. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Patti is one of the best live vocalists, but this is a direct lip sync of the studio track. This show didn’t let performers go live. If you really pay attention you can see where it was obviously shot from different angles and edited. It’s more like a “live” music vid than an actual performance.
çà date de presque 50 ans et c'est toujours TOP !
sang it in heaven, sister sarah. rip & thanks!
Patti has been going STRONG since the 60s!
She looks so beautiful here and still even now, her voice is so powerful
She does !!
Born in 2003, but songs like this are my thing!!
On peut dire qu'au niveau musical nous avons connu une merveilleuse époque 👍
Keep on groovin' sista !
Good taste, Rochelle!
Lol you sound like how I was/am. I'm nearly a decade older, but I stay criticizing my generation and their perception of singing and timeless music. Somebody from the 2000s gotta carry it on and let people know. Keep it up, Rochelle it is 🤌🏾👏🏽
I was also born in 2003 and I still prefer BTS
Amazing record, RIP Sarah Dash, your singing will live on forever
Still a hit !!!🎉🎉❤ A classic ,that never will get old !!❤
This was music 👏🏻
These women sing very beautiful, true artists ❤️❤️❤️