That song started in the 40s visited the 50s a couple of times with a few riffs and then ran right to Motown Gladys knight Supremes Diana Ross style Cresendo with a beat that you can’t let go of blowing you up at the end making everybody feel good… This thing has hit written all over it.
I'm impressed that a young dude like yourself can recognize class and perfection! I am an old grandma and I loved watching you react to this! You may have restored some of my hope for the future! Very cool, young man.
The entire production of this song is 3 different versions of the song "try a little tenderness" blended together. it starts slow and builds up each instrument in stages right to the very end in the exact same format. It even fades out in the same way as try a little tenderness does. What made me think of it is was the horns at the build up and I kept thinking of the choir parts reminding me of the film "the commitments" playing their last song on stage. Opening/intro music with the almost old Hollywood feel and then the vocals with the organ is the stripped back version of Englebert humperdink's version of the song. And I dont mean inspired by, its literally the same song with some chords taken out. Coming in to the main body of the song and introducing instruments is more of a nod to Otis Readings version with the horns etc but the ending with the much bigger gospel feel with the choir parts is defo inspired by the Commitments version of the song. Heres the englebert version - th-cam.com/video/ULN-8KsvEjk/w-d-xo.html Here's the version from The Commitments (skip to around 3:30 and listen to the end for the gospel feel and fade out. th-cam.com/video/PKfHC5eY5CI/w-d-xo.html She's really made it her own and its a beautiful song.
Can’t it be Friday already😭😭😭
That song started in the 40s visited the 50s a couple of times with a few riffs and then ran right to Motown Gladys knight Supremes Diana Ross style Cresendo with a beat that you can’t let go of blowing you up at the end making everybody feel good… This thing has hit written all over it.
Exactly, you got it 😌🍷
Spot on!!!
Couldn't have said it better myself🍷🍷🍷
Amen 💖💖💖
I'm impressed that a young dude like yourself can recognize class and perfection! I am an old grandma and I loved watching you react to this! You may have restored some of my hope for the future! Very cool, young man.
I love “Easy on Me” but this might be tied for my favorite song from the upcoming album! WOW. 💿
I so agree this song is unbelievable. I think its my favorite of all that she has done. It's beautiful!
The entire production of this song is 3 different versions of the song "try a little tenderness" blended together. it starts slow and builds up each instrument in stages right to the very end in the exact same format. It even fades out in the same way as try a little tenderness does. What made me think of it is was the horns at the build up and I kept thinking of the choir parts reminding me of the film "the commitments" playing their last song on stage.
Opening/intro music with the almost old Hollywood feel and then the vocals with the organ is the stripped back version of Englebert humperdink's version of the song. And I dont mean inspired by, its literally the same song with some chords taken out.
Coming in to the main body of the song and introducing instruments is more of a nod to Otis Readings version with the horns etc but the ending with the much bigger gospel feel with the choir parts is defo inspired by the Commitments version of the song.
Heres the englebert version -
th-cam.com/video/ULN-8KsvEjk/w-d-xo.html
Here's the version from The Commitments (skip to around 3:30 and listen to the end for the gospel feel and fade out.
th-cam.com/video/PKfHC5eY5CI/w-d-xo.html
She's really made it her own and its a beautiful song.
by far most highly rated popular artist in the World now
Motown 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Creí que era el único que tronaba los dedos al escucharla
Hermosa canción pero no entiendo porque en el album le quitaron el hermoso final
"Churchy vibe"? HAHAHAHA No church ever plays this style of music, bro! It's 40's-50's music lol