The host was Dick Clark, and the show was "American Bandstand." This show was a staple on TV from 1952 to 1989. Many artists got a big boost to their careers by appearing on the show. Dick Clark was also a television producer, and his production company was responsible for many popular TV shows over the years. He appeared on TV almost up to his death and in spite of failing health. You may have seen him on his annual New Years Eve special Dick Clark's Rockin' New Years Eve. He also hosted American Bandstand for it's entire run, even after he achieved wealth and fame, because he loved the show so much and enjoyed meeting all the kids and artists.
@jvsmith7888 my sister grew up watching and got me watching once I was old enough to pay attention, she was a teen when I was born so music became a way for a teen to bond with a toddler and I got the benefit of being expised to all kinds of great music early on!😊
Jay & Amber, welcome to the 600K club! Honestly, where do we begin? Three years ago, the two of you set out on a mission to bring people together through music. One baby boy and 600,000 additional family members later..you've done it! Your love, enthusiasm and curiosity around this great music is infectious. You continue to go above and beyond in making us feel welcomed into your home each and every night. Thank you for being a voice for unity in this world. We wish you the best in each step of your future endeavors. Whether it be that dream house or that dream vacation, you'll get there. You have our thoughts, you have our hearts..you have our LOVE. Cheers! 🥂❤️💜✌️
This was American Bandstand, produced in Philadelphia every week. The host was Dick Clark…every young person knew who he was and as he aged, he never seemed to get old. He introduced us to new songs every week. And the young people on his show would dance to the new songs or sit and listen to the featured band. If it was a new record, the kids would rate the record. If they liked it, the radio DJ’s would play it on the radio! Dick Clark’s American Bandstand was a very important form of media for the popularity of rock and roll. Do yourselves a favor and watch some TH-cam videos of American Bandstand. I think it was on around Noon or 1:00 on Saturday. Whatever we were doing on Saturday at that time, we would stop and watch it. Saturdays in some households was “housekeeping day.” We had to help clean the house…we would stop to watch that show. If we were out riding bikes or out somewhere we would rush home to see it!
@beckygrant2258 same in our house, cleaning on Saturday morning dusting and vacuuming but pause for American Bandstand! Soultrain too if I had already gotten enough stuff done!
"Going Out of mMy Head" and "Hurts So Bad" are fantastic Little Anthony & Imperials songs! They will make you feel the pain of a ❤️ heartbeeak, though it may have happened long, LONG ago! ...Another "Little" was Stevie Wonder when he was just a kid... was called "Little Stevie Wonder" with his first Hit record in '63 (I believe it was.)
They need to go. Usually when they are still around performing, they still have that entertainment value and a voice. They also have great stories! Jay and Amber, hears your chance to get a feeling of the 50''s!
Dick Clark is a legend!!! To much to put into words how important he is to music! And he hosted The New Years Eve countdown in Time Square for decades! If you were kissing your sweetheart on New Years Dick Clark was on the TV.
You guys have found a good one! Little Anthony & The Imperials are a whole rabbit hole you should explore further. Check out "Hurt So Bad", "On the Outside, Looking In", "Going Out Of My Head", and "Shimmy, Shimmy Koko Bop." 😊❤
little Anthony was and is the most under rated of soul singers, he sang with burning emotion that you could feel. His voice was clear, sharp and full of pain, he was the real deal.
When I was a little girl, I heard Little Anthony and the Imperials song “Shimmy Shimmy Ko Ko Bop.” It had such a fun sound it became my favorite, right into adulthood. I saw them in Central Park in 1992. When they announced the song, Little Anthony said “I truly hate this song, but everyone asks us to perform it,” 😂
Guys, this is the beginnings of Soul music and R % B. This is where R & B began. The style of the clothing, music, and presentation set the tone to Soul music and performers to come!
Jerome “Little Anthony" Gourdine is 83 and doing just fine. One of the Imperials, Sammy Strain, was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame TWICE - a rarity - as a member of the O'Jays and as a member of the Imperials. They're all from Brooklyn.
I started watching this channel when it was only Jay, and just before Amber joined in on the fun... You two have come a long way since those days... Keep up all the good work... Here's to the next 400k that will get you to the million mark, and beyond...
Hard to believe this is your First Reaction, to Little Anthony! Love It, esp. the Background Harmony! Great Choice, You Guys! :) PS- Agree with 'Goin' Out of My Head' as next Little Anthony Hit (You'll be stunned by this one)!
Love, love, love, Little Anthony and The Imperials. My big sisters listened to the black radio station in St. Louis--KATZ--all of the time so I grew up with doo-wop and the 1950s. "Goin' Out of My Head" and "Hurt So Bad" are beautiful, also. I was a teen in the 1960s and 20 in the 70's so I, of course, love those songs, too. Thank you for this amazing song and reaction. (Jay, could you please rewind a few seconds so that we can pick up on the song, where you turned it off?) Congrats on 600 thousand subscribers. You deserve them, and more!
The host was Dick Clark. The show is American bandstand “American Bandstand (AB) is an American music-performance and dance television program that aired regularly in various versions from 1952 to 1989,[1] and was hosted from 1956 until its final season by Dick Clark, who also served as the program's producer. It featured teenagers dancing to Top 40 music introduced by Clark. The program was televised from Philadelphia from its 1952 debut until its move to Los Angeles in 1963.”
@Jay and Amber this is a fun early 50's song and he really can hit those high notes. Hope you all keep searching out all the classics of all musics and films :)
When I was an elementary school kid, Little Anthony was one of my favorite acts. In 1977 I was coming out of the men's room at The Tropicana in Las Vegas where I worked in the poker room, when I met Dick Clark.
There was a special show on PBS, Rock, Rhythm and Doo Wop. It aired in December 2016. Little Anthony & the Imperials were there, sounding just as good as ever. It was an excellent show with professional musicians. It had I think, every singer and group from the 50s and early 60s.
American Bandstand was a Long Running iconic Music TV Show hosted by The Legendary Dick Clark showing us Music legends like Little Anthony and The Imperials
Great to hear this song again. I remember buying it on a 45 (You're too young to know what one of them was.) back in England when I was a teenager. In those days there was only one radio station in England, and they refused to play 'Rock' music. We teenagers used to listen to Radio Luxembourg which, from 6pm for a few hours, had programmes sponsored by US record companies and would play all the latest hits from the States. I loved the 'doo-wop' groups; Little Anthony/Imperials, The Castells, Regents, Marcels, Monotones, even the 'white' ones like Danny/Juniors, and the greatest of them all; The Platters. great music all of them.
Agree 100% on The Skyliners "Since I Don't Have You". This is one of the greatest records of all time ! No crappy sounding TV recordings for this one please.
Definitely check out the Skyliners! Some superfine harmonies. An unusual doo wop group in that it was five guys and one woman. Definitely hit "Since I Don't Have You"!
American Bandstand ran from 1952 to 1989. Almost all of that time hosted by Dick Clark. Dick Clark also hosted New Years Rockin'-Eve for a zillion years
@@TheodoreWeiser I always watched his New Year's Eve special, year after year, even if I didn't like the artist that was on there. I watched it specifically for him, and after his passing I never watched it again.
Little Anthony and he Imperials was one of the greatest groups of the mid 50s though early 60s. They had countless hits, On the Outside looking in . Is superior as is Hurt so Bad. The emotion delivered in these to song is heartfelt. I've been a fan of theirs for over 60 years.
Brooklyn's own Little Anthony and the Imperials. Thanks for reacting to this talented group. Here's some suggestions for Little Anthony and the Imperials. Two People In The World (1958) So Much (1956) The Diary (1958) Shimmy Shimmy Ko Ko Bop(1958 On The Outside Looking In(1964) Going Out Of My Head (1964) Make It Easy On Yourself (1964) Hurt So Bad (1965) Thanks again Jay and Amber 😊😊 Continue to R.I.P Mr Dick Clark ❤
One of my all time favorite songs of the 50s....... I was probably in 8th grade then. This and In The Still of the Night by the Five Satins were often the last songs played at the end of a school dance...... Great music back then. Exactly Amber.... perfect Doo Wop voice and song....
little anthony was one of my sisters and her friends favorite singer i remember hearing them listneing to there album i also love his amazing voice one of the greatest singers ever
Little Anthony and the Imperials were the top doo-wop group of the pre-British Invasion era. Anthony Gourdine is still performing these fabulous songs that were mostly written by the legendary Teddy Randazzo.
I was I was 11 years old when this group came on the scene and I remember watching American bandstand after school. This is a great song. This was a great group.‼️
🇬🇧 600k subscribers! And it only took you 3 years. I've been with you from the start, and I've loved every minute of it. Congratulations y'all. 🫂❤️🫂❤️🫂🎶🎼👌
OMG Dick Clark was an icon in his time. He hosted American Bandstand (basically MTV before MTV) from 1956 to 1989. One of the first shows to have black and white performers on the same stage and a mixed audience. He hosted The Supremes, Smokey Robinson, Prince, Madonna, and many many others. From 1973 to 1988 he hosted Dick Clark's Rockin' New years eve from Times Square.
Hi, J. & Amber! Great choice! My favorite song by Little Anthony & The Imperials is ""I'm Falling in Love With You". Suggestion: The Continental 4 - Day by day (Every Minute of the Hour).
Little Anthony is a fabulous singer!! Still sounded the same a year ago at the "Happy Together" concert tour. Do "Hurts So Bad" next. From "American Bandstand!" On every Saturday. All pop/rock music. Hosted by Dick Clark who did the top 10 of the week. 1952 to 2002. Can't believe you never heard of him or this show!!! Every kid, teen or anyone into pop/rock watched it. Dick Clark later did the "Rockin' New Years Eve" specials every year.
This takes me back to slow dancing at a junior high school party. This performance was on the very popular TV show, American Bandstand with Dick Clark as the host.
That was the legendary Dick Clark of American Bandstand. It was a big deal to be on his show. He famously interviewed a young, mysterious lad, Prince and brought all kinds of stars recognition. He’d later do his New Year’s Rocking Eve and was Ryan Seacrest’s inspiration. Seacrest’s now hosts Clark’s New Year’s Eve. Clark also used to produce all the American Music Awards
Little Anthony I thought you would have done him by now, he is so good American Bandstand was so great, 👌 he has so many hits he's one of the best, do more 😉 Peace ✌️ your 70 year old forever Young Hippie Gary 😊 Jay&Amber Great Reaction👍 Dick Clark American Bandstand every Saturday 1952 - 1989, Dick dropped the ball in times square New York every New Year😉 Dick Clark every Saturday Morning and Soul Train in the Afternoon 😅
This was an episode of "American Bandstand" hosted by the legendary Dick Clark. Bandstand was on every weekday around 4:00, just in time for the teenagers to get home from school. It was on forever - from 1952 to 1989. Absolutely every pop singer and band appeared on the show. Dick Clark was host through all those years plus he created and hosted some classic game shows plus he appeared in movies and made countless guest appearances on other tv shows. When he passed away, he was one of the wealthiest celebrities ever - much more than Oprah.
That host was one of the most iconic music hosts in television history. Dick Clark. His iconic show was American Bandstand. The New Years Rockin' Eve Show on ABC was his show. It continues on without him through Dick Clark Productions. He looked like that when he was 80.
Yes, Last Night I Had A dream. ...A Perfect song for the month of October, You'll know why when you hear it....And that 1973 Midnight Special performance is fantastic!
@@richardkint6531 that is the one Fanny song they reacted to. June and Alice had left the band before that one. Not representative of their sound and greatness.
This group had a college homecoming concert in 1970. And I saw Little Anthony in concert last year. He was 82 years old. Still sings great. Can't beat the 50's and 60's. Please do more.
Good to hear some real vintage music. Great vocals from Little Anthony. Another classic song would be “Little Darlin” by the Diamonds. You absolutely will be floored!
American Bandstand with Dick Clark was the first US show to air the videos for Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane. First time Beatles had mustaches. A young teen girl started crying and said, "they look so old!" Soon after was the '67 Summer of Love and I'm sure she finally got it. Great show with a lot of great bands performing in person.
Congratulations Jay & Amber on 600K family members! Glad to have been with you on this ride since Jay was doing this solo. Thanks for introducing me to some new music, and the pleasure I get seeing you younger people reacting to songs I've known all my life.
Little Anthony is one of the best! "Hurts so Bad" "Going Out of my Head" "Shimmy Shimmy Ko Ko Bop" Dick Clark, HUGE! American Bandstand.
Biggies there! 👍
Agree. The Ed Sullivan Show performance of these is legendary.
ALL GREATS!!! :)
These guys were ten times better than any of the so-called bands around today.
Yes! Let's hear "Shimmy Shimmy Koko Bop".
The host was Dick Clark, and the show was "American Bandstand." This show was a staple on TV from 1952 to 1989. Many artists got a big boost to their careers by appearing on the show. Dick Clark was also a television producer, and his production company was responsible for many popular TV shows over the years. He appeared on TV almost up to his death and in spite of failing health. You may have seen him on his annual New Years Eve special Dick Clark's Rockin' New Years Eve. He also hosted American Bandstand for it's entire run, even after he achieved wealth and fame, because he loved the show so much and enjoyed meeting all the kids and artists.
@jvsmith7888 my sister grew up watching and got me watching once I was old enough to pay attention, she was a teen when I was born so music became a way for a teen to bond with a toddler and I got the benefit of being expised to all kinds of great music early on!😊
Jay & Amber, welcome to the 600K club! Honestly, where do we begin? Three years ago, the two of you set out on a mission to bring people together through music. One baby boy and 600,000 additional family members later..you've done it! Your love, enthusiasm and curiosity around this great music is infectious. You continue to go above and beyond in making us feel welcomed into your home each and every night. Thank you for being a voice for unity in this world. We wish you the best in each step of your future endeavors. Whether it be that dream house or that dream vacation, you'll get there. You have our thoughts, you have our hearts..you have our LOVE. Cheers! 🥂❤️💜✌️
❤ Well said, Jacob!
Good thoughts from all of us that go back to the brick wall, thanks for the journey and thanks for the memories. ✌️
Amber was so pregnant back then.The first time rob brought her on the channel. Congratulations on six hundred thousand
Beautifully said. ❤😊🙏🇺🇸
@@kevinsattler6603 Rob?
The Host that introduced the group was iconic host Dick Clark who hosted American bandstand❤❤❤
Mr. News Years Eve forever. He was ageless it seemed.
They didn't know who Sick Clark was. How cute! Makes me feel a hundred years ols😊 What babes!
@@RedBud315 he was my New Year's Eve date for years 😂🤣😂
The New Years Eve show still uses his name.
Dick Clark. THE MAN that mentored Ryan Seacrest and was the voice of all the teenagers and their music in the US.
The lead singer, Jerome "Little Anthony" Gourdine, was 17 when this was recorded, and has had a long and varied career through the years since
This was American Bandstand, produced in Philadelphia every week. The host was Dick Clark…every young person knew who he was and as he aged, he never seemed to get old. He introduced us to new songs every week. And the young people on his show would dance to the new songs or sit and listen to the featured band. If it was a new record, the kids would rate the record. If they liked it, the radio DJ’s would play it on the radio! Dick Clark’s American Bandstand was a very important form of media for the popularity of rock and roll.
Do yourselves a favor and watch some TH-cam videos of American Bandstand. I think it was on around Noon or 1:00 on Saturday. Whatever we were doing on Saturday at that time, we would stop and watch it. Saturdays in some households was “housekeeping day.” We had to help clean the house…we would stop to watch that show. If we were out riding bikes or out somewhere we would rush home to see it!
@beckygrant2258 same in our house, cleaning on Saturday morning dusting and vacuuming but pause for American Bandstand! Soultrain too if I had already gotten enough stuff done!
"Going Out of my Head". Must listen to song. One of their biggest hits.
"Going Out of mMy Head" and "Hurts So Bad" are fantastic Little Anthony & Imperials songs! They will make you feel the pain of a ❤️ heartbeeak, though it may have happened long, LONG ago! ...Another "Little" was Stevie Wonder when he was just a kid... was called "Little Stevie Wonder" with his first Hit record in '63 (I believe it was.)
Must listen to their song Going Out Of My Head. Instant classic!
Little Anthony is 83 and still performing. Will be in KC next month.
They need to go. Usually when they are still around performing, they still have that entertainment value and a voice. They also have great stories! Jay and Amber, hears your chance to get a feeling of the 50''s!
Still performing & still sounds great.
Where?
He sounds as good today as he did back then! 83 years young, and puts on a hell of a show!
I love the way Little Anthony slides in from the side all cool & casual after they start off by showing The Imperials dead center!
Dick Clark is a legend!!! To much to put into words how important he is to music! And he hosted The New Years Eve countdown in Time Square for decades! If you were kissing your sweetheart on New Years Dick Clark was on the TV.
I saw Little Anthony in the 1980's at the Webster theater in Brooklyn...without the imperials loved it. Little man with a big voice. Great reaction.
He grew up here in Brooklyn. My mom and hwr sisters knew him.
Great voice. Even now hes still awesome.
~Red
Little Anthony was a great talent. Try “I’m On The Outside, Lookin In” so beautiful.
This song was in Grease. ❤
AWWWWWWWWWWWWW - SO, SO GOOD!!! LOVE Little Anthony & The Imperials!! I think this came out in '59. THIS, to me, was sock hop music!! LOVE IT!!!
You guys have found a good one! Little Anthony & The Imperials are a whole rabbit hole you should explore further. Check out "Hurt So Bad", "On the Outside, Looking In", "Going Out Of My Head", and "Shimmy, Shimmy Koko Bop." 😊❤
Anthony Gourdine had a beautiful distinctive voice and is a superstar of early R&R doo wop soul music. This was a great choice.
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Stevie Wonder started out as Little Stevie Wonder (he was 12 when he did his first hit "Fingertips")
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Goin' Out of My Head" and "Hurt So Bad" !!!
The two you mentioned are my favorites by him.
Yes definitely!!! Those two songs are so excellent!!! You’ll love them Jay and Amber!;)❤️
little Anthony was and is the most under rated of soul singers, he sang with burning emotion that
you could feel. His voice was clear, sharp and full of pain, he was the real deal.
Such a great song and how they dressed up to a tee! Simply Amazing..❤❤❤
HURT SO BAD… it will touch your soul😊😊😊
When I was a little girl, I heard Little Anthony and the Imperials song “Shimmy Shimmy Ko Ko Bop.” It had such a fun sound it became my favorite, right into adulthood. I saw them in Central Park in 1992. When they announced the song, Little Anthony said “I truly hate this song, but everyone asks us to perform it,” 😂
Dick Clark and American Bandstand was the greatest of all of the shows!! Little Anthony and the Imperials were awesome.
Dick Clark was ALWAYS so GRACIOUS and SO HANDSOME!!! He hosted American Bandstand and the NYE Ball Drop, every year. MISS HIM SO MUCH!!
Guys, this is the beginnings of Soul music and R % B. This is where R & B began. The style of the clothing, music, and presentation set the tone to Soul music and performers to come!
little anthony was a great singer. My favorite song of theirs is "Goin out of my head"
Jerome “Little Anthony" Gourdine is 83 and doing just fine.
One of the Imperials, Sammy Strain, was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame TWICE - a rarity - as a member of the O'Jays and as a member of the Imperials. They're all from Brooklyn.
My friends, Little Anthony and the Imperials was one of the great 60's vocal groups. As he got older Anthony could still belt it out.
You guys HAVE actually heard this before. It was a part of the Grease soundtrack. They played this in the gym when they were having their dance off.
I started watching this channel when it was only Jay, and just before Amber joined in on the fun... You two have come a long way since those days... Keep up all the good work... Here's to the next 400k that will get you to the million mark, and beyond...
Kathie says…The flip side of this record is also awesome…TWO PEOPLE IN THE WORLD ❤️❤️❤️!!!!!!
Hard to believe this is your First Reaction, to Little Anthony! Love It, esp. the Background Harmony! Great Choice, You Guys! :) PS- Agree with 'Goin' Out of My Head' as next Little Anthony Hit (You'll be stunned by this one)!
The show was American Bandstand hosted by the legendary Dick Clark.
Born in the 60's, Heard this great song a million times on "oldies" stations..and AM before FM came out...
Love, love, love, Little Anthony and The Imperials. My big sisters listened to the black radio station in St. Louis--KATZ--all of the time so I grew up with doo-wop and the 1950s. "Goin' Out of My Head" and "Hurt So Bad" are beautiful, also. I was a teen in the 1960s and 20 in the 70's so I, of course, love those songs, too. Thank you for this amazing song and reaction. (Jay, could you please rewind a few seconds so that we can pick up on the song, where you turned it off?) Congrats on 600 thousand subscribers. You deserve them, and more!
The host was Dick Clark. The show is American bandstand
“American Bandstand (AB) is an American music-performance and dance television program that aired regularly in various versions from 1952 to 1989,[1] and was hosted from 1956 until its final season by Dick Clark, who also served as the program's producer. It featured teenagers dancing to Top 40 music introduced by Clark. The program was televised from Philadelphia from its 1952 debut until its move to Los Angeles in 1963.”
@Jay and Amber this is a fun early 50's song and he really can hit those high notes. Hope you all keep searching out all the classics of all musics and films :)
I saw Anthony inn concert last year and he still has the voice in his 80's
Every time I hear this music, it reminds me of my mom - I miss you mom.
600k! You both deserve it love my robsquad family ❤
Amber always gets it and pays attention 😊 Thanks Amber
There is just SOMETHING about the way he vocalizes "...tears on my pillow...." that makes the song so sweet.
Those old school artists performed with so much class.
"Hurts so bad" is my favorite songs by little Anthony and the Imperials.
Linda Ronstadt does an excellent cover of this song.
When I was an elementary school kid, Little Anthony was one of my favorite acts.
In 1977 I was coming out of the men's room at The Tropicana in Las Vegas where I worked in the poker room, when I met Dick Clark.
There was a special show on PBS, Rock, Rhythm and Doo Wop. It aired in December 2016. Little Anthony & the Imperials were there, sounding just as good as ever. It was an excellent show with professional musicians. It had I think, every singer and group from the 50s and early 60s.
"LITTLE" STEVIE WONDER IN SAME CLUB. STARTED AT 14!!! FIND AND LOVE "FINGERTIPS, PART 2" HARMONICA GENIUS!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
American Bandstand was a Long Running iconic Music TV Show hosted by The Legendary Dick Clark showing us Music legends like Little Anthony and The Imperials
The 50’s had some great music! ❤️✌🏻🎶
Great to hear this song again. I remember buying it on a 45 (You're too young to know what one of them was.) back in England when I was a teenager. In those days there was only one radio station in England, and they refused to play 'Rock' music. We teenagers used to listen to Radio Luxembourg which, from 6pm for a few hours, had programmes sponsored by US record companies and would play all the latest hits from the States. I loved the 'doo-wop' groups; Little Anthony/Imperials, The Castells, Regents, Marcels, Monotones, even the 'white' ones like Danny/Juniors, and the greatest of them all; The Platters. great music all of them.
Dick Clark hosted American Bandstand from 1956 to 1989. His claim to fame was he never got old. He looked much the same all those years.
Congratulation on 600,000 and thanks for for all the music and joy with a smile y'all bring .
This group has some really beautiful songs and one of my favorites is "Two kind of people in the world" a beautiful Doo Wop song♥️♥️
Awesome. Skyliners - since I don’t have you.. you will love it
I've been trying for a couple of years to get them to react to The skyliners since I Don't have you 🤷
I've been begging for that one for a very long time!
Agree 100% on The Skyliners "Since I Don't Have You". This is one of the greatest records of all time ! No crappy sounding TV recordings for this one please.
Definitely check out the Skyliners! Some superfine harmonies. An unusual doo wop group in that it was five guys and one woman. Definitely hit "Since I Don't Have You"!
This was American Bandstand with the legendary Dick Clark. It's the most famous music show that ever was 😀
This is good but Hurt So Bad is their stone cold classic
The show was American Bandstand, with host Dick Clark. Goin' Out of my Head by Little Anthony and the Imperials, that's the one you need to hear next!
American Bandstand ran from 1952 to 1989. Almost all of that time hosted by Dick Clark. Dick Clark also hosted New Years Rockin'-Eve for a zillion years
@@TheodoreWeiser I always watched his New Year's Eve special, year after year, even if I didn't like the artist that was on there. I watched it specifically for him, and after his passing I never watched it again.
And for many years ran every weekday afternoon on ABC.
As already mentioned, check out Goin Out of My Head and Hurt So Bad (covered by Linda Ronstadt).
Little Anthony and he Imperials was one of the greatest groups of the mid 50s though early 60s. They had countless hits, On the Outside looking in . Is superior as is Hurt so Bad. The emotion delivered in these to song is heartfelt. I've been a fan of theirs for over 60 years.
Brooklyn's own Little Anthony and the Imperials. Thanks for reacting to this talented group. Here's some suggestions for Little Anthony and the Imperials.
Two People In The World (1958)
So Much (1956)
The Diary (1958)
Shimmy Shimmy Ko Ko Bop(1958
On The Outside Looking In(1964)
Going Out Of My Head (1964)
Make It Easy On Yourself (1964)
Hurt So Bad (1965)
Thanks again Jay and Amber 😊😊 Continue to R.I.P Mr Dick Clark ❤
One of my all time favorite songs of the 50s....... I was probably in 8th grade then. This and In The Still of the Night by the Five Satins were often the last songs played at the end of a school dance...... Great music back then. Exactly Amber.... perfect Doo Wop voice and song....
Danced many a slow dance to this song in my day! Love you guys. Keep giving us such memories. Ty
little anthony was one of my sisters and her friends favorite singer i remember hearing them listneing to there album i also love his amazing voice one of the greatest singers ever
Little Anthony and the Imperials were the top doo-wop group of the pre-British Invasion era. Anthony Gourdine is still performing these fabulous songs that were mostly written by the legendary Teddy Randazzo.
I was I was 11 years old when this group came on the scene and I remember watching American bandstand after school. This is a great song. This was a great group.‼️
"Two People in the World" is another good one & for a little fun "Shimmy Shimmy Ko-Ko Bop"
I love this song! It always reminds me of the dance scene in Grease! The doo wop groups where the best of the fifties! 💖💖
This is real music I like the 50s through the early 90s
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600k subscribers! And it only took you 3 years. I've been with you from the start, and I've loved every minute of it. Congratulations y'all. 🫂❤️🫂❤️🫂🎶🎼👌
Little Anthony was around 17 or 18 here.
Little Anthony has a voice that is so very awesome! Love this song. Love your reactions!
OMG Dick Clark was an icon in his time. He hosted American Bandstand (basically MTV before MTV) from 1956 to 1989. One of the first shows to have black and white performers on the same stage and a mixed audience. He hosted The Supremes, Smokey Robinson, Prince, Madonna, and many many others. From 1973 to 1988 he hosted Dick Clark's Rockin' New years eve from Times Square.
Hi, J. & Amber! Great choice! My favorite song by Little Anthony & The Imperials is ""I'm Falling in Love With You".
Suggestion: The Continental 4 - Day by day (Every Minute of the Hour).
Little Anthony is a fabulous singer!! Still sounded the same a year ago at the "Happy Together" concert tour. Do "Hurts So Bad" next. From "American Bandstand!" On every Saturday. All pop/rock music. Hosted by Dick Clark who did the top 10 of the week. 1952 to 2002. Can't believe you never heard of him or this show!!! Every kid, teen or anyone into pop/rock watched it. Dick Clark later did the "Rockin' New Years Eve" specials every year.
This takes me back to slow dancing at a junior high school party. This performance was on the very popular TV show, American Bandstand with Dick Clark as the host.
Love this song
great reaction guys. He also did a song called Hurts So Bad... really shows off his singing on that one
The crowd was screaming in delight. So fun to see ...thanks
That was the legendary Dick Clark of American Bandstand. It was a big deal to be on his show. He famously interviewed a young, mysterious lad, Prince and brought all kinds of stars recognition. He’d later do his New Year’s Rocking Eve and was Ryan Seacrest’s inspiration. Seacrest’s now hosts Clark’s New Year’s Eve. Clark also used to produce all the American Music Awards
Going out of my head is my favorite by them and is a must
Glad you finally did Little Anthony. But his best stuff is in the 1960’s… Hurt So Bad will blow you away.
Little Anthony I thought you would have done him by now, he is so good American Bandstand was so great, 👌 he has so many hits he's one of the best, do more 😉 Peace ✌️ your 70 year old forever Young Hippie Gary 😊 Jay&Amber Great Reaction👍 Dick Clark American Bandstand every Saturday 1952 - 1989, Dick dropped the ball in times square New York every New Year😉 Dick Clark every Saturday Morning and Soul Train in the Afternoon 😅
I love this song they play this on tv re-runs. I was able to hear this even though it was ten years before I was
born
Shimmy Shimmy ko ko pop- fun song from little Anthony
One of my favorites❤Dick Clark and American Bandstand. I don't care how old you were, you were standing in front of the T. V. dancing.
This was an episode of "American Bandstand" hosted by the legendary Dick Clark. Bandstand was on every weekday around 4:00, just in time for the teenagers to get home from school. It was on forever - from 1952 to 1989. Absolutely every pop singer and band appeared on the show. Dick Clark was host through all those years plus he created and hosted some classic game shows plus he appeared in movies and made countless guest appearances on other tv shows. When he passed away, he was one of the wealthiest celebrities ever - much more than Oprah.
Little Anthony was part of the Doo Wop scene from New York City; this song was released in 1959, predating the Motown wave of the 1960s.
Congratulations on 600k
That host was one of the most iconic music hosts in television history. Dick Clark. His iconic show was American Bandstand. The New Years Rockin' Eve Show on ABC was his show. It continues on without him through Dick Clark Productions. He looked like that when he was 80.
Amber, female Friday pick!
Last Night I Had a Dream - Fanny | The Midnight Special
Fanny - "A Place In The Country" and "Young and Dumb" are great from the original lineup. Recently bought their CD 'Live On Beat Club '71-'72 '.
Butter Boy.
Yes, Last Night I Had A dream. ...A Perfect song for the month of October, You'll know why when you hear it....And that 1973 Midnight Special performance is fantastic!
@@richardkint6531 that is the one Fanny song they reacted to. June and Alice had left the band before that one. Not representative of their sound and greatness.
@@wallnut6666 yes!!
"Outside Looking In" is by far my favorite of his but Iove all of them.
Congratulations on the 600k club. I feel so honored to be a part of the family. Next one, Out of My Head.
This group had a college homecoming concert in 1970. And I saw Little Anthony in concert last year. He was 82 years old. Still sings great. Can't beat the 50's and 60's. Please do more.
Dick Clarke, host of American Bandstand. Longest running music show in history.
Soul Train chugged past Bandstand.
Good to hear some real vintage music. Great vocals from Little Anthony. Another classic song would be “Little Darlin” by the Diamonds. You absolutely will be floored!
American Bandstand with Dick Clark was the first US show to air the videos for Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane. First time Beatles had mustaches. A young teen girl started crying and said, "they look so old!" Soon after was the '67 Summer of Love and I'm sure she finally got it. Great show with a lot of great bands performing in person.
Congratulations Jay & Amber on 600K family members! Glad to have been with you on this ride since Jay was doing this solo. Thanks for introducing me to some new music, and the pleasure I get seeing you younger people reacting to songs I've known all my life.