Wow . Hard to believe Jay was a rap fan last year . He's gone into this with an open mind . Now he's listening to and enjoying the platters . Hats off to you young man 😀
He's hearing music as a single thing rather than splitting it all up into genres or cool vs not cool or old vs current. In other words he's become a true music lover.
The Platters are one of the greatest vocal groups of The 20th Century. "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes," "The Magic Touch", " My Prayer ", " Twilight Time" are among their best recordings. However, "The Great Pretender" might be the greatest recording of all-time. Legendary group.
Amber fell in love as soon as the singing started, the look on her face was amazing, her reaction was one of a heart melting. Great reaction as always keep them coming.
My husband came of age in the fifties. He loves these groups. I was talking with him earlier this evening about Nat King Cole and he said, rather wistfully, "When did people stop singing pretty songs?" He is also a classically trained pianist. Oh, when he plays, it is so wonderful, I get chills.
One of the most beautiful songs of all time. Period. "The Great Pretender" is another classic by them. The singer with the golden voice is Tony Williams.
THIS is WONDERFUL & FINALLY you have listened to the Platters. THEY have NUMEROUS awesome songs. This 68 year old is happy. My Mom used to play them when I was a "kid".
You guys should react to more of The Platters… "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes", "The Great Pretender", "You've Got The Magic Touch", "My Prayer", "You'll Never Never Know", "Twilight Time", "Enchanted", "Harbor Lights", "Ebb Tide" 🎸🤘
The real beauty in this performance is that it comes directly from the singer’s throat into a microphone and on to acetate. Zero filters or enhancements, just the raw God Given talent of a remarkable human voice. Such a joy ✌️
“Platter” commonly known as a record player’s turntable that spins vinyl discs. Hence, The Platters name was born! Shortly before going into the studio to re-record Only You for Mercury Records, 15-year-old Zola Taylor joined the all-male vocal group breaking the gender divide, a rarity back in the 1950s. In 1955, Only You (and You Alone) was played on the radio by legendary DJ Alan Freed, launching The Platters to the top of the U.S. music charts! Considered the most romantic of all the early rock & roll groups (that is, the ultimate in “make-out music”), The Platters produced hit after hit. The quintet effortlessly achieved domestic and international chart success with multiple tracks, including the timeless hits The Great Pretender, My Prayer, Twilight Time, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, Harbor Lights, and many more. This success established The Platters as the classiest, groundbreaking vocal group of the early rock & roll era. Lead singer Tony Williams.
That is ALAN FREED who introduced them and then sat down between that couple that arrived during the song. ALAN FREED started out as a DJ in my hometown of CLEVELAND, OHIO and was the person who coined the phrase "ROCK AND ROLL" and held the FIRST "ROCK AND ROLL BALL here in Cleveland at the Cleveland Arena in the early '50s, it was called the "MOONDOG BALL" He grew up in Salem, Ohio which is about an hour drive southeast of Cleveland.
In the eighties, I was out with my parents for dinner at a pub with an old juke box and this song came on and I had to watch them make goo goo eyes at each other. They did not listen to music at home so I was surprised by their reaction. An epic love song is unforgettable. Oh. And another epic love song is Unforgettable by Nat K Cole.
Just watched your Fast Tines at Ridgemont High reaction and this song appears in one of my favorite films of all time AMERICAN GRAFFITI which is also a film about high schoolers in their last Sumner before going to college etc. It's a masterpiece directed by George Lucas so I hope you watch it. And the whole soundtrack is tremendous.
I have been hoping that American Graffiti would be showing up on their movie reaction channel. I agree, Robert about the soundtrack from American Graffiti....it is amazing. ✌️
Classic movie with classic music and classic cars! They really need to check out American Graffiti. I gotta go watch their Fast Times reaction!! 🤩 I was hoping they would get it suggested to them, but honestly wasn't sure if they would like it or not.
One of my all time favorite movies! Just wrote a comment that I bought the American Graffiti soundtrack album once I had my own money, as I was about 12 when I saw the movie. What a cast, what a soundtrack, and I had a tremendous crush on John Milner in his yellow coupe 😊.
Loved the Platters. You should also react to them singing Smoke Gets In Your Eyes. They are magnificent. They had some great hits back in the day. Miss this music. Thanks for your reactions.
Tony Williams, one of the most beautiful voices of all times. No convincing required. Just closely listen to the quality of the voice. If you can't hear that,, you just haven't been alive long enough to know what astounding voice quality is. I was there. As you get older, you'll see.
"Ebb Tide", "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes", "My Prayer", "Red Sails In the Sunset", "Twilight Time", "The Great Pretender", and "You'll Never Know", are great songs by The Platters...❤❤❤
They were the epitome of this style in the 50s. I have their greatest hits. Any song you select is great. Try the Great Pretender and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.
Yes me too. I never had kids and one of the things I miss the most from not having them is being able to introduce them to these great sounds! I cried and got goosebumps when I first watched these 2 young ones discovering this music.
When i was 3 years old, 1967, my dad left for Vietnam. My mom was teaching school, and my Grandmother babysat me. Not only did i enjoy going to the barn with my Grandfather to collect eggs. Feed chickens, hogs, and cows. Milk the cow, and enjoy my Grandmothers breakfast cooking, but i got to discover my mom's record collection from her teen years that got left at her mothers house. Among all those records was The Platters. This very album!! Only You, The Great Pretender, My Prayer, and others. We didnt know skin color back then. I just loved to listen to the music. Guys, i still have that record album today. It was bought in the 50's so you can imagine, its not in the best condition, but in this age of digital clean music, its still a joy every now and then, to put an lp on the record player and listen to that scratch, pop and crackle.
Jay & Amber, you'll Love their "The Great Pretender", "My Prayer", "At Twilight Time", "(You've Got) The Magic Touch" and "You'll Never Never Know"!!!! One of my Mom's favorite groups! edit- Tony Williams on lead vocals.
Tony Williams was the lead singer (until 1960), leaving to begin a solo career. Sadly, he died of emphysema in 1992. This song was on the charts in mid-1955.
I am 79 years and was in junior high and on friday nights at the school Gem I danced to this group and fell in love with every girl I danced with hearing this song.
The Platters are LEGENDS!!!! (and one of my all time personal Favorites) They have so many amazing songs, TWILIGHT TIME, SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES and THE GREAT PRETENDER , a song covered by the Late Great FREDDIE MERCURY!!!!!!!
I was a teenager in school here in Scotland when The Platters were at the height of their fame.We couldn't get enough of them. Hearing them again plus your reaction brought tears to my eyes !
🇬🇧 My mam absolutely loved this song, & the group. Mam died in 2022 at 80 years old, (she had Dementia). She didn't know me, my sister, or my two brothers during the last 2 years of her life. But when we played her favourite songs, she could remember every word. Love & miss you mam, and Dad, always. ❤💔 RIP Mam 1942 - 2022. Dad 1940 - 2017
If you enjoyed this, you will REALLY enjoy The Platters version of "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes." It truly showcases the fantastic voice of lead singer Tony Williams.
I was born in the early 50's but I remember these songs because my mother loved them. The Platters, Nat King Cole, Johnny Mathers and many others. Elvis came along a little latter and I fell in love with him at 6 years old. I had two teen age sisters in the 50's so I heard all the rock and roll songs on the stereo.
You are going to love the Platters each time you do them as they have some beauties! "Smoke gets in your eyes" and "The great pretender" as mentioned by others here.
The lead voice is the late great Tony Williams who was a superb tenor.The man was pure class,great diction,beautiful tone,breathing technique. His transition to the headnote was effortless.I have always suspected that this man had some experience in classical music.You should listen to My Prayer and Harbour Lights. Do this ASAP.
Another great singer of this era that I dont believe you have done is Jerry Butler "The Iceman" Wonderful voice. "For Your Precious Love" , " Let it Be Me", "Never Gonna Give You Up" are a few of his top hits.
My husband & I were just talking about this fabulous group, after hearing them sing this, one of our old faves from way back. We never knew back in the 50s, 60s & 70s just how fortunate we were to have the opportunities we did to hear the golden music from that time. Oh, we loved & appreciated the songs, singers, bands and all - but we didn't realize it would go away, never to come again in such wonderful quality/quantity. However, we do know just how blessed we are to have our many reactors, and the ability to watch younger people like Rob Squad hear that great music for the first time all over again! It's truly an amazing experience, and we can have it over and over again. Thanks! Love you guys!👏👏
Wow . Hard to believe Jay was a rap fan last year . He's gone into this with an open mind . Now he's listening to and enjoying the platters . Hats off to you young man 😀
He's hearing music as a single thing rather than splitting it all up into genres or cool vs not cool or old vs current. In other words he's become a true music lover.
"... a rap fan." And a Raps fan, apparently.
50s was beautiful, cars and music
Yes, it's a beautiful thing.
You can be a rap fan and like other genres. 🤷🏻♂️
The look on your faces, when this song started was nothing short of priceless. No auto tune back then. Just PURE TALENT.
hear hear!
The Platters were at the top when I started high school in 1957. Loved their music then and even more today at 80 years old.
Yeah, but that's clearly not live.
The Platters are one of the greatest vocal groups of The 20th Century.
"Smoke Gets In Your Eyes," "The Magic Touch", " My Prayer ", " Twilight Time" are among their best recordings. However, "The Great Pretender" might be the greatest recording of all-time.
Legendary group.
Yeah, everything he just said
I remember them as one of the best groups of the 50s. Slow dancing to their songs was dreamy 🤗💙
Isn’t this song romantic….. so old school but so cool ! My mom loved this and would sing it very loudly! My sisters and I would laugh!
Yes the GREAT PRETENDER YES YES YES
Yes to all of these and more!! 😍
Amber fell in love as soon as the singing started, the look on her face was amazing, her reaction was one of a heart melting. Great reaction as always keep them coming.
Totally Agreed....I saw that
Loved Amber's jaw dropped.....at the first
I saw that too great to see that these youngsters are touched by such quality.
The Platters remain one of the best vocal groups ever!!
My husband came of age in the fifties. He loves these groups. I was talking with him earlier this evening about Nat King Cole and he said, rather wistfully, "When did people stop singing pretty songs?" He is also a classically trained pianist. Oh, when he plays, it is so wonderful, I get chills.
One of the most beautiful songs of all time. Period. "The Great Pretender" is another classic by them. The singer with the golden voice is Tony Williams.
Tony Williams is one of the greatest (and sadly overlooked) singers of the 20th Century.
His vocals are some of the finest in American music history.
Y'all better not forget about Sam Cooke👍
@@antonioiniguez1615 Sam Cooke. I remember when he died. It just didn't seem possible such a thing could happen to such a great talent.
There will never be songs and singers like the Platters ever again!! This is music at its best.
Lmao!! 😊 I think Amber literally melted in her seat at the sound of his voice. 🫠😍
I saw Jay melt!!! XooX
Yeah I was thinkinging "It's ok Amber you can swoon if you want." :D
@@johnwoodworth9127 😆
@@lifewuzonceezr Did he? I miss that.
Yes! I love seeing these young women "swoon" and I am not sure they even knew what swooning was. LOL Love it.
THIS is WONDERFUL & FINALLY you have listened to the Platters. THEY have NUMEROUS awesome songs. This 68 year old is happy. My Mom used to play them when I was a "kid".
You guys should react to more of The Platters…
"Smoke Gets in Your Eyes", "The Great Pretender", "You've Got The Magic Touch", "My Prayer", "You'll Never Never Know", "Twilight Time", "Enchanted", "Harbor Lights", "Ebb Tide"
🎸🤘
Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
Pretender! Pretender! Pretender!
Hard to believe you made it this long without a Platters reaction. (Not being critical.)
A bag of great performances.
Love Ebb Tide so much.
Young lady, did you just melt? Best reaction possible to this great voice and meaningful words..
The real beauty in this performance is that it comes directly from the singer’s throat into a microphone and on to acetate. Zero filters or enhancements, just the raw God Given talent of a remarkable human voice. Such a joy ✌️
Two hundred years from now, they'll still be listening to the platters.
“Platter” commonly known as a record player’s turntable that spins vinyl discs. Hence, The Platters name was born! Shortly before going into the studio to re-record Only You for Mercury Records, 15-year-old Zola Taylor joined the all-male vocal group breaking the gender divide, a rarity back in the 1950s. In 1955, Only You (and You Alone) was played on the radio by legendary DJ Alan Freed, launching The Platters to the top of the U.S. music charts! Considered the most romantic of all the early rock & roll groups (that is, the ultimate in “make-out music”), The Platters produced hit after hit. The quintet effortlessly achieved domestic and international chart success with multiple tracks, including the timeless hits The Great Pretender, My Prayer, Twilight Time, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, Harbor Lights, and many more. This success established The Platters as the classiest, groundbreaking vocal group of the early rock & roll era. Lead singer Tony Williams.
I love "The Great Pretender"!!
I love all of those songs from The Platters!
@@catwhisperer9489 Oh yes!
That is ALAN FREED who introduced them and then sat down between that couple that arrived during the song. ALAN FREED started out as a DJ in my hometown of CLEVELAND, OHIO and was the person who coined the phrase "ROCK AND ROLL" and held the FIRST "ROCK AND ROLL BALL here in Cleveland at the Cleveland Arena in the early '50s, it was called the "MOONDOG BALL" He grew up in Salem, Ohio which is about an hour drive southeast of Cleveland.
@@brachiator1 👍
Excellent reaction. Tony Williams was the Greatest! The Platters had so Much CLASS. Just loved them.
💯
In the eighties, I was out with my parents for dinner at a pub with an old juke box and this song came on and I had to watch them make goo goo eyes at each other. They did not listen to music at home so I was surprised by their reaction. An epic love song is unforgettable. Oh. And another epic love song is Unforgettable by Nat K Cole.
My mum absolutely loved The Platters...she would melt at his voice...such beautiful voices
Just watched your Fast Tines at Ridgemont High reaction and this song appears in one of my favorite films of all time AMERICAN GRAFFITI which is also a film about high schoolers in their last Sumner before going to college etc. It's a masterpiece directed by George Lucas so I hope you watch it. And the whole soundtrack is tremendous.
I have been hoping that American Graffiti would be showing up on their movie reaction channel. I agree, Robert about the soundtrack from American Graffiti....it is amazing. ✌️
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Agreed!
Classic movie with classic music and classic cars! They really need to check out American Graffiti. I gotta go watch their Fast Times reaction!! 🤩 I was hoping they would get it suggested to them, but honestly wasn't sure if they would like it or not.
One of my all time favorite movies! Just wrote a comment that I bought the American Graffiti soundtrack album once I had my own money, as I was about 12 when I saw the movie. What a cast, what a soundtrack, and I had a tremendous crush on John Milner in his yellow coupe 😊.
You got to admit it ,our music back then was beautiful with so many talented singers !
"our"? Music is for all and belongs to no one. Remember that.
Loved the Platters. You should also react to them singing Smoke Gets In Your Eyes. They are magnificent. They had some great hits back in the day. Miss this music. Thanks for your reactions.
And then they need to watch Always.
“Smoke Gets in
Your Eyes” was my mom’s favorite song. Great songs
Back when music was absolutely beautiful. The Pretenders can melt your soul.
One of the greatest recordings EVER!!!! Thanks for playing it.
Tony Williams, one of the most beautiful voices of all times. No convincing required. Just closely listen to the quality of the voice. If you can't hear that,, you just haven't been alive long enough to know what astounding voice quality is. I was there. As you get older, you'll see.
It’s a shame that he was caught in a hotel with white women and you sure couldn’t do that in the 50s.
"Ebb Tide", "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes", "My Prayer", "Red Sails In the Sunset", "Twilight Time", "The Great Pretender", and "You'll Never Know", are great songs by The Platters...❤❤❤
Ebb Tide is so wonderful.
@@daz_n I play it every year for my parent's Wedding Anniversary... They loved The Platters
Old school elegance. I’ve always loved The Platters.
The look on your faces when he started singing was priceless. You should check out more of these guys. You will not be disappointed.
‘Smoke gets in your eyes’. Soooo smooth and talented singer.
They were the epitome of this style in the 50s. I have their greatest hits. Any song you select is great. Try the Great Pretender and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.
Great pick guys! Super vocals. And no autotuner! Ahhh... when singers had to sing. I miss those days.
I am so happy you guys are experiencing this music and I can relive it with you
Yes me too. I never had kids and one of the things I miss the most from not having them is being able to introduce them to these great sounds! I cried and got goosebumps when I first watched these 2 young ones discovering this music.
@@courtneyhenley681 it is so wonderful watching them react and fall in love with older music. I also enjoy them watching movies now too.
When i was 3 years old, 1967, my dad left for Vietnam. My mom was teaching school, and my Grandmother babysat me. Not only did i enjoy going to the barn with my Grandfather to collect eggs. Feed chickens, hogs, and cows. Milk the cow, and enjoy my Grandmothers breakfast cooking, but i got to discover my mom's record collection from her teen years that got left at her mothers house. Among all those records was The Platters. This very album!! Only You, The Great Pretender, My Prayer, and others. We didnt know skin color back then. I just loved to listen to the music. Guys, i still have that record album today. It was bought in the 50's so you can imagine, its not in the best condition, but in this age of digital clean music, its still a joy every now and then, to put an lp on the record player and listen to that scratch, pop and crackle.
Jay & Amber, you'll Love their "The Great Pretender", "My Prayer", "At Twilight Time", "(You've Got) The Magic Touch" and "You'll Never Never Know"!!!! One of my Mom's favorite groups!
edit- Tony Williams on lead vocals.
"At Twilight Time" YES!!!!!
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes.
@@mikemaricle9941 Absolutely agree. I LOVE that song!!
The Platters were one of the greatest groups of the 50’s into the 60’s. My Prayer is my favorite song.
No duds with The Platters! Twilight Time gives me chills. I've always been fascinated with the fifties because of my folks 45 collection.
My folks had this on 78!
Even at 77 years old, I can remember these beautiful tunes coming out of the jukebox at our local pool during the summers of my youth.
His voice is BUTTERY. "Smooth and sweet like butter".
Just think no auto tune , no computers .Just pure talent and beautiful voices
"The great pretender" is my best song from The Platters. Love you both!
"You Are My Density".
Every time I hear this song I think of Back to the Future.
The Platters were THE superstar vocal group of the late '50s and early '60s. Immensely successful on the charts.
Listen to My Prayer and Smoke Gets In Your Eyes! a wonderful Singer and Group!
Tony Williams was the lead singer (until 1960), leaving to begin a solo career. Sadly, he died of emphysema in 1992. This song was on the charts in mid-1955.
This is my dad’s favorite singing group.
Boy does this bring back memories. As a 73 old white dude, it does not matter what color we are -right?
Nope, doesn't matter one bit. :)
Just music
We had it all
Aww. I love "The Platters". Their songs are fantastic. All of their songs. This one is truly a favorite of mine. Nothing quite like the 1950s music.
Smoke gets in your eyes is their best.
Yes, yes, yes! Please react to Smoke gets in your eyes, then react to “Always” on your movie channel. You will NOT regret it. ❤️
@@melaniewirick6213, I was going to say the same thing. "Always" is a great movie.
Great song
I loved “Harbor Lights” as well..❤️🎶
@@melaniewirick6213 such a great movie!!! 😍
Once again, Amber sums things up perfectly. There was less outside noise! I'm glad you were able to listen to the Platters.
Tony Williams had one one of the most beautiful voices this World has ever heard!!
I am 79 years and was in junior high and on friday nights at the school Gem I danced to this group and fell in love with every girl I danced with hearing this song.
My parents, both in Heaven now, used to say that this was their song. Miss them a lot! God bless their souls! 🙏♥️
That's beautiful
ONLY YOU___________________one of the great songs of all time.
The Platters are LEGENDS!!!! (and one of my all time personal Favorites) They have so many amazing songs, TWILIGHT TIME, SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES and THE GREAT PRETENDER , a song covered by the Late Great FREDDIE MERCURY!!!!!!!
The phenomenal Tony Williams! He could lead any era of music.
Wow, Look how beautiful they look! They just drip with Class and style back then.
And that smooth sound... awesome!
The Platters "My Prayer" is one of my all time favorite songs. You won't be disappointed if you give it a reaction.
For people of my generation who danced to this at school "sock hops" the opening of this song STILL gives me goosebumps!!!
Great job love the PLATTERS... MY PRAYER , SMOKE GET IN YOUR EYES. AND THE GREAT PRETENDER are some their absolute BEST!!!
Almost angelic,choir like,brings tears to our eyes they were very popular way back many hits
I was a teenager in school here in Scotland when The Platters were at the height of their fame.We couldn't get enough of them. Hearing them again plus your reaction brought tears to my eyes !
You need to listen to "Smoke gets in your eyes " by them . That is my favorite song from them .
🇬🇧 My mam absolutely loved this song, & the group. Mam died in 2022 at 80 years old, (she had Dementia). She didn't know me, my sister, or my two brothers during the last 2 years of her life. But when we played her favourite songs, she could remember every word. Love & miss you mam, and Dad, always. ❤💔
RIP Mam 1942 - 2022. Dad 1940 - 2017
Your faces tells it all at 1:51... love your channel!
i love the way you say goodbye to your viewers. it really sounds so special and sincere.
It's a treat to watch your faces during the first 30 seconds of the song. Gobsmacked, comes to mind. ❤
The man was sanging. Beautiful backup as well. Great group.
Thank you for the Platters. Had a huge impact on R&B and Rock and Roll. Smoke gets in your eyes is also a great song.
The classic voice of Tony Williams -------------an all-time classic.
If you enjoyed this, you will REALLY enjoy The Platters version of "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes." It truly showcases the fantastic voice of lead singer Tony Williams.
Do “My Prayer” please
No one to compare with Tony Williams besides rudy Lewis of the drifters
My Grandfather. ❤
Also Deep Purple
I was born in the early 50's but I remember these songs because my mother loved them. The Platters, Nat King Cole, Johnny Mathers and many others. Elvis came along a little latter and I fell in love with him at 6 years old. I had two teen age sisters in the 50's so I heard all the rock and roll songs on the stereo.
when my baby girl was dying of cancer she decided to sing this song knowing it was her mom and our wedding song she had the voice of an angel
NOW THATS SINGING!!!!!!!
Tony Williams, the lead singer, has a great voice, love the Platters, a bunch of great songs.
Only you;
The Great Pretender;
Smoke gets in your eyes.
Beautiful songs of the The Platters
Oh Ya'll done good !!" My Prayer"" Great Pretender" "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" are some more from this iconic group!! Thank you Thank you!!!
You are going to love the Platters each time you do them as they have some beauties! "Smoke gets in your eyes" and "The great pretender" as mentioned by others here.
The lead voice is the late great Tony Williams who was a superb tenor.The man was pure class,great diction,beautiful tone,breathing technique. His transition to the headnote was effortless.I have always suspected that this man had some experience in classical music.You should listen to My Prayer and Harbour Lights. Do this ASAP.
Fantastic song. Really makes you want to cull the herd...
"Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" is striking! Tony Williams at his finest.
Tony Williams played the lead vocals. His voice is buttery smooth.
The Platters are one of the best groups ever. Smoke gets in your eyes is a must listen to.
Another great singer of this era that I dont believe you have done is Jerry Butler "The Iceman" Wonderful voice. "For Your Precious Love" , " Let it Be Me", "Never Gonna Give You Up" are a few of his top hits.
You two looked at each other while this song was playing. I could almost see the little hearts surrounding you!!
Falling in love to the Platters beautiful music (Tony Williams lead) over decades 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶❤️❤️❤️❤️
And she has smile that warms your heart.
Please watch American Graffiti!! Jay will love the cars and the soundtrack! Their music is all through the movie.
Agree!!!✌️
Tony William's voice had Devine intervention. It's the best voice ever in pop music.
The Platters are wonderful!
Love The Platters. Pure artistry.
My very favorite of this group's hits. Melts my heart every time.
What I love more than this song is y’all’s facial expressions every time he hit those notes!
My husband & I were just talking about this fabulous group, after hearing them sing this, one of our old faves from way back. We never knew back in the 50s, 60s & 70s just how fortunate we were to have the opportunities we did to hear the golden music from that time. Oh, we loved & appreciated the songs, singers, bands and all - but we didn't realize it would go away, never to come again in such wonderful quality/quantity. However, we do know just how blessed we are to have our many reactors, and the ability to watch younger people like Rob Squad hear that great music for the first time all over again! It's truly an amazing experience, and we can have it over and over again. Thanks! Love you guys!👏👏
My parents played this all the time in the house when I was a kid. I remember those old vinyl records.
When I was a kid, every adult had a Platters album. Tony Williams had the best voice from the fifties, period.
And people think they can sing now , This is just wonderful 🌹🌹🌹
Best reaction channel on TH-cam, you guys show genuine love and respect for the history of music, Bless you and your family.
One of the greatest voices ever recorded..
Tony Williams...singer....one of the greatest purest vocals in pop recorded history
Both of your face expressions when they begin to sing are priceless!!!!! Confirms the greatness of the Platters!!!
What a gem! Unfortunately there won't be any music like this again. Tony had such an incredible beautiful voice one of the best👍
What a voice.. and also the other singers pure class smooth as Bailey's Irish Coffee GOAT....