A classy woman who as a teenager reached out to young girls and told them, with this song, that they were their own person. You never heard a negative comment from her or about her. Just a beloved teen icon. You will be missed but always loved and remembered. RIP Lesley. So sad to know you left us.
Tango Eliott Yes, she was en icon! we- were aduceted to be a person- to bee an no-person at all, just doing what our parents wanted to us to be whithout questions! She was the first who said, YOU ARE A PERSON, AND IT`S IMPORTANT WHAT YOU THINK/WILL! i´M GREATFULL TO HER FOR EVER! I`m alone now, but I´m proud of there are no men who decides what do I do!
TheJucika I am glad Lesley helped you to a path of self appreciation and independence. I am really sad that the media did not give her the respect her passing deserved.
Tango Eliott Thank you Eliott! We- who know and love Lesley - gave her the respect she deserved! She`ll alvays be whith us! She -and everything she was representant for - will be always an important person in my life!
So true I have an old Life magazine article that shows Leslie supporting Bobby Kennedy and it was Paul Newman on the cover who supported McCarthy -- great article she was truly a classy lade and not afraid to speak her mind. Always polite.
because, you know, logically there is such a thing as a good taste in music. because the universe works in a way where music is either good or bad. DEFINITELY NOT SUBJECTIVE
I’m here cause this was my favorite song back in 1963/1964....I always felt this way. Eventually got married, didn’t last, raised my beautiful little girls alone, worked almost all of my adult life, helped raise all my grandkids...never remarried..never had the time or the energy to be in any relationship. Too much drama...too stressful...in my case, anyway. So now I’m 72 years old....still living on my own...still kind of feeling the exact same way I did when I was 15/16/17 yrs old, I think this song was written just for me. It’s me. I’m not young anymore, still in fairly good health, grandkids are all grown up, and I feel kind of free. Still remember (when I was young) feeling as if this was the perfect song for me. I did enjoy being young...and I’m much much much older now. And I still love this song. And I still feel the same way I felt back in 1964 when I felt as if I was being suffocated ....all because a nice guy liked me too much. I love my family. I’m not snooty...never was. I just need my own space and finally realized I’m happier living on my own . I did adopt two old cats from the spca a few years back. They’re still with me. No drama, no stress....I just play and cuddle with them when I want to. This is my life. And the cats don’t own me either. 😏😁
Hi sandella - I agree entirely with your sentiments about this brilliant song, its artist, production and lyrics. Similar age and life to yourself - much happier being independent, and very proud of that. all best Carole
This song must have been so influential during the time it came out, especially with that voice! 1950s and 60s singers and songwriters know what true talent is. Such a rare thing today.
Just4Gamers Tube It can most definitely apply to both sexes! I cannot get enough of 50s/60s music, either. I'm 29 and jam out to the classics, only. Mostly. I cannot stand the crap they play on the radio nowadays, not what I would call music!
Elsa B but I'm a guy and I love this song, saw a video of doing this.live filmed in the 80's. even then she had such passion and really put her all in it, amazing voice and talent, so sadly missed.
Elsa, same with me... I cannot stand the crap they play on the radio/tv nowadays, not what I would call music. Please watch & listen to the angel of Norway the cute & fantastic, amazing, good-looking Angelina Jordan. You will be dreaming for the beauty of her voice & singing like flying to the moon. Better listen at night....she will put you to sleep for the beauty of her singing & voice.
I think leslys version is much better than that grace one, because you can actually hear the truth in her words. back in her day's women didn't have even half of the possibilities they do now, sad to hear that most of the young ppl prefer graces version because their ears are not used to hear someone who can actually sing without electronics and music that ppl actually had to play and not on the computer.
This is wonderfully produced by Quincy Jones, employing that Phil Specter ‘wall of sound’. I also enjoy the updated version that also included the ‘wall of sound’ along with a rap-reply from the guy that’s the subject of this song. This song holds its own nearly 60 years after it was first released: th-cam.com/video/8SeRU_ZPDkE/w-d-xo.html For those who prefer the song without the guy’s rap-reply: th-cam.com/video/rnjdCJoDji0/w-d-xo.html
My sister in law picked this song for the bride and groom dance at their wedding. It was the funniest thing ever. She brought the house down with laughter they were married over 30 years until he passed away from cancer. What a fun girl. Thank you Mare for being a great sister in law.
So sad to hear of your passing. Your songs were part of my adolescence, listened to them for hours. Lesley Gore - one of the greatest voices of the 60's. LOVE this song in particular, the haunting melody. "You Don't Own Me", an iconic message for its time. Thank you for your wonderful music. Your beautiful voice will live forever. RIP.
This song was way ahead of its time. This is before the feminist movement, before Gloria Steinem, 8 years before Helen Reddys I Am Woman. And this coming from a 17 year old still in high school. Her live version is even more powerful!
Ms. Gore was born Lesley Sue Goldstein on May 2, 1946, in Brooklyn. She grew up in Tenafly, N.J., eager to become a singer. She had just turned 16, a junior in high school, when her vocal coach had her make some piano-and-voice recordings. Those demos, with a youthful brightness in her voice, reached the producer Quincy Jones, who was then an A&R man at Mercury Records. He became her producer and mentor
Rest in peace sweet, Lesley :( I was minding my own biz and I heard your voice coming out of the TV from one of the ads and I insta fell in love with it. You spoke to me and I heard you and I followed you all the way here and when I learned such an amazing artist, a true diamond is not in my world anymore, someone so amazing that I have missed my whole life all the while she was living with me in the same world at the same time. I feel empty and sad. The world is an emptier place without you. I do feel the bond between us. Even though I just found out about you and have been listening to your voice a few hundred times I do miss you and I like a silly little kid want you back. You did make me cry like a baby at 6 AM. You are the line in the sand for my generation. Those of us who were born in the 80s'. In the middle of an Epic generation and whatever this is we live today. No respect, no art, and certainly no true passion. It is just about paper. I do wish you took me with you when you all left... in another universe, in another life I know my heart is yours :((( May you rest in peace, my dearest Lesley. Thank you Dave for this ... I don't even know what to call it. So beautiful.
+Carl Hardin I totally get your sentiment, the 50s can often seem very romantic in retrospect. But, to be fair, it was an awful time to be any ethnicity, other than white, any sexuality other than hetero, or a female that wanted a career outside of the home. It was also right off the back of WW2 so post-traumatic stress and fear of nuclear annihilation abounded. Not quite as beautiful and innocent as it seems.
+eleskimo i know what it was like . I know the negative and the positive. My comment was basically based on the people's lifestyle. How the women were treated outside, the politeness, the gloves and that elegant style in general... I loved every single detail but i know there was a huge wave of rasism and the KKK but not all white were like that .. So i just stand here, in almost 2016 wondering what would my life be like back then..
You don't own me, I'm not just one of your many toys. You don't own me, Don't say I can't go with other boys. Don't tell me what to do, Don't tell me what to say, Please, when I go out with you Don't put me on display, 'cause... You don't own me, Don't try to change me in any way. You don't own me, Don't tie me down 'cause I'd never stay. I don't tell you what to say, I don't tell you what to do, So just let me be myself, That's all I ask of you. I'm young and I love to be young, I'm free and I love to be free, To live my life the way I want, To say and do whatever I please. And don't tell me what to do, Don't tell me what to say, And please, when I go out with you Don't put me on display. I don't tell you what to say, I don't tell you what to do, So just let me be myself, That's all I ask of you. I'm young and I love to be young, I'm free and I love to be free...
I liked so much this beautiful Singer in the middle sixties. I liked to hear every record she sang. I miss her as she's gone now but everytime I hear her songs I remember my life in my late teens and early twenties.
Absolutely love this, listen to it over and over since discovering it a couple of days ago. Ordered the CD within minutes of first hearing it and now it's subconsciously running round in my head any time I'm not concentrating on something else. Can't wait for this CD to arrive.
I remember this song from the movie the first wives club with Goldie Hawn Diane Keaton and Bette Midler back in the early 90s. The only one of those actresses that I really love is Diane Keaton from the 1977 movie looking for Mr. Goodbar !!
Much like Helen Reddy with “I am Woman”... this Reddy song got me through many hard times as a divorced ex-abused women raising two teenagers. I thanked God for Helen’s words... ❤️👍
I love the message I get when I hear this song concerning how she expressed the need absolute need for people and the nurses aide especially women to make it clear that they have this one life they own it it's theirs to live and fulfill on their own terms. To be the champion of your own life and write your own story that won't allow you to be the victim. Self-awareness and empowerment
This song is waaaaaay ahead of I Am Woman. By the time 'Woman' came out the movement had started. This was like Columbus coming across the Atlantic and "Woman' is the Pilgrims following later
OK :) First Wife'Club brought me there about 10 years ago. Grace version - cover i have to say, something else, but at least that much strong (special Grace' voice) as it was also in the middle of age 60s. And it was much more meaningful those time. So i am really glad the Grace' generation is here and listen the original song. I have to admit when i heard Grace' cover firs after knew that its a cover, i sad wow, its powerful,full of passion and her voice is more powerful. Different ages, different feelings . And the covers sometimes came so far and good to know the history of music.
I love the original version so much better because it feels incredible to listen to it knowing that Lesley Gore sang such a powerful woman’s anthem back in the sixties when feminism was hardly a thing.
This song was played at the end of a movie that i watched several years ago. After thinking about it for so long i decided to search for it with only 4 words “don’t put me on...” lol glad i found it after couple minutes xD
Rest in Peace Lesley Gore.
+Dave Teves well,it's quite sad,i hadn't known she died
kuya dave its me SANDY
+Dave Teves what did she die from?
Alex Klatt Lung cancer
TheUnion a smoker?
A classy woman who as a teenager reached out to young girls and told them, with this song, that they were their own person. You never heard a negative comment from her or about her. Just a beloved teen icon. You will be missed but always loved and remembered. RIP Lesley. So sad to know you left us.
Tango Eliott Yes, she was en icon! we- were aduceted to be a person- to bee an no-person at all, just doing what our parents wanted to us to be whithout questions! She was the first who said, YOU ARE A PERSON, AND IT`S IMPORTANT WHAT YOU THINK/WILL! i´M GREATFULL TO HER FOR EVER! I`m alone now, but I´m proud of there are no men who decides what do I do!
TheJucika I am glad Lesley helped you to a path of self appreciation and independence. I am really sad that the media did not give her the respect her passing deserved.
Tango Eliott Thank you Eliott! We- who know and love Lesley - gave her the respect she deserved! She`ll alvays be whith us! She -and everything she was representant for - will be always an important person in my life!
It's kinda literal actually
So true I have an old Life magazine article that shows Leslie supporting Bobby Kennedy and it was Paul Newman on the cover who supported McCarthy -- great article she was truly a classy lade and not afraid to speak her mind. Always polite.
My good taste in music brought me here.
Same
Suicide squad brought me here :) :#3 :D :3
because, you know, logically there is such a thing as a good taste in music.
because the universe works in a way where music is either good or bad.
DEFINITELY NOT SUBJECTIVE
Jerricca Ledesma exactly😂
mE
I’m here cause this was my favorite song back in 1963/1964....I always felt this way. Eventually got married, didn’t last, raised my beautiful little girls alone, worked almost all of my adult life, helped raise all my grandkids...never remarried..never had the time or the energy to be in any relationship. Too much drama...too stressful...in my case, anyway. So now I’m 72 years old....still living on my own...still kind of feeling the exact same way I did when I was 15/16/17 yrs old, I think this song was written just for me. It’s me. I’m not young anymore, still in fairly good health, grandkids are all grown up, and I feel kind of free. Still remember (when I was young) feeling as if this was the perfect song for me. I did enjoy being young...and I’m much much much older now. And I still love this song. And I still feel the same way I felt back in 1964 when I felt as if I was being suffocated ....all because a nice guy liked me too much. I love my family. I’m not snooty...never was. I just need my own space and finally realized I’m happier living on my own . I did adopt two old cats from the spca a few years back. They’re still with me. No drama, no stress....I just play and cuddle with them when I want to. This is my life. And the cats don’t own me either. 😏😁
Hi sandella - I agree entirely with your sentiments about this brilliant song, its artist, production and lyrics. Similar age and life to yourself - much happier being independent, and very proud of that. all best Carole
@@whisperinhollerout6893 🥰💖
I’m with you ,I always needed my space.
Beautiful. Thank thank you for the share.
all the best for you!!
This song must have been so influential during the time it came out, especially with that voice! 1950s and 60s singers and songwriters know what true talent is. Such a rare thing today.
I'm here because of some ad on TV that's playing non stop and now the song is drilled into my brain
heineken brought me here too
Paulo José the si perfume ad brought me here
Was it the one about starting your own business or something? Like an insurance company advertising their services?
Perfume ad
@@littleaether6130 yes,In Greece they show us this perfume ad every day
The 60's were different, they were great. Thank you Lesley for your beautiful contribution...R.I.P.
I saw Lesley Gore perform this in person and she had such a powerful voice with a powerful message! RIP.
You are so lucky 🌠
I was just born too late 😭
Singing this in front of the mirror, really belting it. Lady's anthem, right here! ❤️
Just4Gamers Tube It can most definitely apply to both sexes! I cannot get enough of 50s/60s music, either. I'm 29 and jam out to the classics, only. Mostly. I cannot stand the crap they play on the radio nowadays, not what I would call music!
Elsa B but I'm a guy and I love this song, saw a video of doing this.live filmed in the 80's. even then she had such passion and really put her all in it, amazing voice and talent, so sadly missed.
Elsa, same with me... I cannot stand the crap they play on the radio/tv nowadays, not what I would call music. Please watch & listen to the angel of Norway the cute & fantastic, amazing, good-looking Angelina Jordan. You will be dreaming for the beauty of her voice & singing like flying to the moon. Better listen at night....she will put you to sleep for the beauty of her singing & voice.
I think leslys version is much better than that grace one, because you can actually hear the truth in her words. back in her day's women didn't have even half of the possibilities they do now, sad to hear that most of the young ppl prefer graces version because their ears are not used to hear someone who can actually sing without electronics and music that ppl actually had to play and not on the computer.
She was the best
Much better voice and this excellend reduced piano!
Pure gold
I agree that this version is great, but please don’t knock the other one completely; it’s great in its own way.
This is wonderfully produced by Quincy Jones, employing that Phil Specter ‘wall of sound’. I also enjoy the updated version that also included the ‘wall of sound’ along with a rap-reply from the guy that’s the subject of this song. This song holds its own nearly 60 years after it was first released: th-cam.com/video/8SeRU_ZPDkE/w-d-xo.html
For those who prefer the song without the guy’s rap-reply: th-cam.com/video/rnjdCJoDji0/w-d-xo.html
Grew up with her. My sister, who died... we used to sing her songs together. She made her mark. RIP Les.
My sister in law picked this song for the bride and groom dance at their wedding. It was the funniest thing ever. She brought the house down with laughter they were married over 30 years until he passed away from cancer. What a fun girl. Thank you Mare for being a great sister in law.
So sad to hear of your passing. Your songs were part of my adolescence, listened to them for hours. Lesley Gore - one of the greatest voices of the 60's. LOVE this song in particular, the haunting melody. "You Don't Own Me", an iconic message for its time. Thank you for your wonderful music. Your beautiful voice will live forever. RIP.
I grew up listening to this song....it's because of my sister..God rest her soul....she listened to Leslie's songs....brings back so many memories❤❤
Im 12 and stuck in the oldies :,)
A very powerful song in both words and meaning. A MOMENT OF SILENCE in rememberance of Lesley Gore.
I'm a huge AHS fan and I just realized this song was on Asylum!!
That’s why I’m here hahah
This song was way ahead of its time. This is before the feminist movement, before Gloria Steinem, 8 years before Helen Reddys I Am Woman. And this coming from a 17 year old still in high school. Her live version is even more powerful!
Yup right up there with metoo, cancel culture, woke etc..
I'm here after this song plays in The Handmaid's Tale. It fits so much with the tv show.
She was so beautiful and could she sing! I grew up listening and it's 2024 and I'm still listening.
Grace’s version brought me here. Wanted to check out the original :)
same xD
same
+Chanelli me too
same
+Error 404 same🎤🎤🎤
I'll sure miss you Ms. Gore. Thanks for all the wonderful music you gave me as I grew up. Rest in much peace, God bless you.
Ms. Gore was born Lesley Sue Goldstein on May 2, 1946, in Brooklyn. She grew up in Tenafly, N.J., eager to become a singer. She had just turned 16, a junior in high school, when her vocal coach had her make some piano-and-voice recordings. Those demos, with a youthful brightness in her voice, reached the producer Quincy Jones, who was then an A&R man at Mercury Records. He became her producer and mentor
Biko Lang thanks--her voice had a laser quality to it--very powerful and focused--and yet light at the same time--friendly....
Thanks!
American Horror Story😍❤
An American Crime🤝🏾😔
Rest in peace sweet, Lesley :( I was minding my own biz and I heard your voice coming out of the TV from one of the ads and I insta fell in love with it. You spoke to me and I heard you and I followed you all the way here and when I learned such an amazing artist, a true diamond is not in my world anymore, someone so amazing that I have missed my whole life all the while she was living with me in the same world at the same time. I feel empty and sad. The world is an emptier place without you. I do feel the bond between us. Even though I just found out about you and have been listening to your voice a few hundred times I do miss you and I like a silly little kid want you back. You did make me cry like a baby at 6 AM. You are the line in the sand for my generation. Those of us who were born in the 80s'. In the middle of an Epic generation and whatever this is we live today. No respect, no art, and certainly no true passion. It is just about paper. I do wish you took me with you when you all left... in another universe, in another life I know my heart is yours :(((
May you rest in peace, my dearest Lesley.
Thank you Dave for this ... I don't even know what to call it. So beautiful.
I honestly like the original song better 😁
so do I
Yeah I do too, basically because I think it's better without the rap.
same, it's just this "romantic" music that makes it a little bit ironic and so lovely. It sounds much more powerful.
i mean if the girl who re did this song (an Aussie i think...?) if she didn't have the rap and just the added ambiant audio that would've been great.
I DO TOO
I am 34 & grew up listening to Lesley Gore The world has lost an amazing artist RIP Lesley Gore
Woah, I'd give anything to live back in the 50's
This came out in 1964.
+Helena Dondolone Me too Helena, It was such a great time and I loved those times and the world felt beautiful and innocent xx
+Carl Hardin I totally get your sentiment, the 50s can often seem very romantic in retrospect. But, to be fair, it was an awful time to be any ethnicity, other than white, any sexuality other than hetero, or a female that wanted a career outside of the home. It was also right off the back of WW2 so post-traumatic stress and fear of nuclear annihilation abounded. Not quite as beautiful and innocent as it seems.
+eleskimo i know what it was like . I know the negative and the positive. My comment was basically based on the people's lifestyle. How the women were treated outside, the politeness, the gloves and that elegant style in general... I loved every single detail but i know there was a huge wave of rasism and the KKK but not all white were like that .. So i just stand here, in almost 2016 wondering what would my life be like back then..
just unplug the frigid WiFi and TV and electricity and keep ur stereo
What an amazing song, my wife sings this to me all the time.
Well you got an Amazing wife
Khadija Rahmani
Whether true or false, is she trying to tell you something? 🤔
I saw her Live at the 64-65 World's Fair in Flushing Meadow,NY.....She was Great..
Beautiful and talented lady. Very sad to hear of your death.
Thank you Suicide Squad for introducing me to such beautiful music!
mhm
same
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+Hrittik Azad Oh yeah same as me... Claro que si igual que conmigo!
Yes. I totally AGREE. THANKS
I'm so sad. Thank you for coming out and living out. It helped me and all of us older lesbians. God bless you. xxoo
Brings back a lot of memories when I was a teenager and I am 70 now but times like that I hope I never forget.
I am here from grandparents and parents that raised me around excellent music!
AHS brings me here
Me too LOOOL
Ninoshka Reyes me too :v
+Ninoshka Reyes Me toooooooooo asdfghjuytred
+Ninoshka Reyes same here!!!
Same (:
Lesley Gore ~ legendary.
may she rest in peace.
You don't own me,
I'm not just one of your many toys.
You don't own me,
Don't say I can't go with other boys.
Don't tell me what to do,
Don't tell me what to say,
Please, when I go out with you
Don't put me on display, 'cause...
You don't own me,
Don't try to change me in any way.
You don't own me,
Don't tie me down 'cause I'd never stay.
I don't tell you what to say,
I don't tell you what to do,
So just let me be myself,
That's all I ask of you.
I'm young and I love to be young,
I'm free and I love to be free,
To live my life the way I want,
To say and do whatever I please.
And don't tell me what to do,
Don't tell me what to say,
And please, when I go out with you
Don't put me on display.
I don't tell you what to say,
I don't tell you what to do,
So just let me be myself,
That's all I ask of you.
I'm young and I love to be young,
I'm free and I love to be free...
thx I can sing it now xD
Thank'$
You are gorgeous! My goodness!! Please don’t be offended.
Thank you very very very much 😙
Lesley has a message as powerful now as it was then.
Fist Wives Club brought me here. Their cover is good. This has depth, feeling and a hypnotic presence. A classic.
RIP Lesley Gore, never will be forgotton
In 1964 radio was on fire with wonderful new music...........
Waaaaay ahead of its time. Others were singing, "Bobby's Girl" and "He Hit Me and it Felt Like a Kiss". Yeesh.
+Madeleine Hague I know! Gotta love this classic.
+Madeleine Hague you got that right, way ahead of it's time
"he hit me and it felt like a kiss" isn't that ultraviolence?
+Madeleine Hague The song was written by a man well two men in fact!! FACT!!!! Stop spinning it into loony feminism
+ufewl Men can be feminists too.
This version will forever be my favorite ♥️
I liked so much this beautiful Singer in the middle sixties. I liked to hear every record she sang. I miss her as she's gone now but everytime I hear her songs I remember my life in my late teens and early twenties.
Rip.. many great songs to live on, in your memory.
RIP Leslie. Thanks for many years of joy and memories! :'(
Much better version than the current version
Absolutely love this, listen to it over and over since discovering it a couple of days ago. Ordered the CD within minutes of first hearing it and now it's subconsciously running round in my head any time I'm not concentrating on something else. Can't wait for this CD to arrive.
I remember this song from the movie the first wives club with Goldie Hawn Diane Keaton and Bette Midler back in the early 90s. The only one of those actresses that I really love is Diane Keaton from the 1977 movie looking for Mr. Goodbar !!
I'm here from the First Wives Club movie lol I've know this song for a while now
Yes!!!
Me too!! haha
Same!
Sister mary unice in AHS season 2 wearing ravish me red
sister mary was live😅
Rip sister Mary ❤️
Yass Sister Mary Eunice yasssss
I’m here because of Handmaids Tale. Perfect song for a perfect scene. Absolutely brilliant
Here for the contdown on the eras tour😅❤ love this powerfull song!
Dammit man!! I’m here cause I’m a genxer who listened to this on my folks vinyl collection when I was 5yrs old, & loved it! 🤓💜✌🏻
I fucking love this song, oh, and Sister Mary Eunice. :)
Wish I would have met her back then. I am 71
Such a great song!!!
Just singing this to my 15 year old, was one of favorite songs growing up!
Much like Helen Reddy with “I am Woman”... this Reddy song got me through many hard times as a divorced ex-abused women raising two teenagers. I thanked God for Helen’s words... ❤️👍
First wives club brought me here 😊such a good movie
RIP, You always had a beautiful voice, you will be missed!!!!
Who's here from that perfume commercial?
Im here for the Heineken comercial
@@elmuchacho3528 Don't have that one in France...
moi🤣
Me
Me 😁
Heineken ad brought me here🙏and I love the ad soo much
Love how it's only movies and TV shows that brought people here. The radio brought me here.
I love the message I get when I hear this song concerning how she expressed the need absolute need for people and the nurses aide especially women to make it clear that they have this one life they own it it's theirs to live and fulfill on their own terms. To be the champion of your own life and write your own story that won't allow you to be the victim. Self-awareness and empowerment
This is the feminism's national anthem.
you would be the idiot to start an argument over a good song huh?
Don't
do you want me to hate the song?
for back in the day. Do not disrespect this song by equating it with Modern Day Feminism (2000's)
lol
A timeless classic!
Growing up listening to the oldies station brought me here. Cool 92.9!
I'm here from Holly's cover. And wow, I love this song so much. Lesley's voice was so beautiful
this was pivotal for young women of this time. On the par with "I am Woman (hear me roar). Sounds corny, but at the time, it was powerful.
This song is waaaaaay ahead of I Am Woman. By the time 'Woman' came out the movement had started. This was like Columbus coming across the Atlantic and "Woman' is the Pilgrims following later
I knew this was a old song, older than Grace's version. It was obvious these kind of lyrics you cannot find in today pop songs.
She let her feelings pour out in this blusey tune. Great. RIP
OK :) First Wife'Club brought me there about 10 years ago. Grace version - cover i have to say, something else, but at least that much strong (special Grace' voice) as it was also in the middle of age 60s. And it was much more meaningful those time. So i am really glad the Grace' generation is here and listen the original song. I have to admit when i heard Grace' cover firs after knew that its a cover, i sad wow, its powerful,full of passion and her voice is more powerful. Different ages, different feelings . And the covers sometimes came so far and good to know the history of music.
Good voice and photogenic also. Right around the time of the introduction of that hair style... really revolutionary in 1963.
So upset she's gone, such an inspiration, rest in peace x
RIP one of the best love your music......
Great song, dec 2019, still going strong
The roaring sixties. Het origineel. Vermoedelijk meerdere covers. Cilla black/Dusty Springfield Was zo'n lekker nummertje om op te schuifelen.
This is by far the best ever version, love it! 🎧🎵🎶🎧
Nostalgia brought me here.
This is the version they played in Suicide Squad. I've been looking for it everywhere, and love it!!
Lilly Goss ikr
Lovein this song...#2019
"Don't tell me what to do!"...
Just let me be myself!...
The handmaid's tale brought me here.....god I loved this moment in the series soooooooooo much!!!!!
Thank you Dave for the possibility to hear this beautiful song!
what a beautiful voice luv this song
I love the original version so much better because it feels incredible to listen to it knowing that Lesley Gore sang such a powerful woman’s anthem back in the sixties when feminism was hardly a thing.
RIP Lesley Gore - forever in our heart..... !
I loved this song when I was 14 and, sadly, I still need to share it with my granddaughters.
Very amazing and inspirational original song
House of Fraser ad 2015....but have always loved this!!
AHS Asylum 💘
SAME!
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Sister Mary eunice
Can't get enough of Lesley.RIP Angel in the sky.
The legendary cutie pie from Tenafly brought me here...RIP Leslie and thanks for the memories...
I fell in love with this song and can't stop listening ♥
I came here from the toyota commercial. It's a song of liberation and freedom. I love this song.
Great song. Memories of the past.
Thank you American horror story for introducing me to this song!
This song was played at the end of a movie that i watched several years ago. After thinking about it for so long i decided to search for it with only 4 words “don’t put me on...” lol glad i found it after couple minutes xD
Love that song♥️