BETCHA BY GOLLY WOW - THE STYLISTICS | FIRST TIME HEARING *REACTION*
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Soul Train was required watching back in the day... the music, the dancing, the styles.... I miss those days...
Did you know that Soul Train was actually inspired by a Dance Show for Kids called "Kiddie A Go Go" if you can check it out. It was on a Local Station in Chicago in the 1960's.
Watch it with your eyes open next time so you can see their dancing. Glad you enjoyed it. You’re right; it was a beautiful time. ❤️
Yep! I used to watch Soul Train on Saturdays right after Fat Albert went off! :-)
This was a time where there was no confusion in the country.
The Stylistics are a GREAT group. This song brought back a lot of good memories.
listen to another group from Philly called Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes with Teddy Pendergrass
Lizzie out here hurting souls with this real music!!!!!
🥰💗
One of my favorite R&B groups of all time. I'm not sure how popular they were compared to other R&B groups, but I loved their music. Their songs just make me feel good!
Back then..... there was room for everybody. If you were good enough to get a popular DJ to play it on the radio, you would be discovered overnight. The playtime would just skyrocket and soon the entire country would hear it.Back then calling radio stations was like listening to itunes today.
They do not have one bad song!
They were very popular in the U.K. back in the day ,they had a stream of hits in the 1970 ‘s . Their hits album sold very well .
The Sytlistics were one of many artists that were part of "The Philadelphia Sound" (also known as The Sound of Philadelphia ("TSOP"), or Philly Soul.) It is a genre of late 1960s-1970s soul music characterized by funk influences and lush instrumental arrangements, often featuring sweeping strings and piercing horns. The biggest bands and artists included The Stylistics, The Spinners, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, The O'Jays, Teddy Pendergrass, The Whispers, The Delfonics, The Three Degrees, Billy Paul, Lou Rawls, The Chi-Lites, The Manhattans, and Daryl Hall & John Oates. Any of these artists would make for a worthwhile reaction!
Those were the days
Philly Soul, baby! LOVE it!!!!
One of the last vintage-style Motown groups, and awesome singers. In a class with the Temptations, the Supremes and the Four Tops. When I was a kid - ages and ages ago, we listened to the many artists of Motown, the Beatles, the Beach Boys, and the Four Seasons and nobody cared that some were black and some were white. As an old guy, I've never understood how music later split along those lines. Great music is great music. As Smash Mouth said in "Walking on the Sun," What the hell happened? Excellent choice to review.
The Stylistics were from Philadelphia (TSOP The Sound Of Philadelphia) and were never part of the Motown roster or sound. Yes,all great soul music,no doubt,but not part of the Motown sound
Philly Soul
@@cindyweir9645 Yep. Sorry for the mistake, which wasn't intended to be a slight. I'll offer as an example of my love for Philly music, like the Orlon's "South Street."
From the Spring of '72------------a classic 70's song. Liz, YOU should have been there , in the 70's ! it is a decade, the likes of which we will never see or hear, again. ---------------MJL< 75 y/o
Stylistic hits "You make me feel brand new, You are everything, Break up to make up, Stop look listen to your heart & You'll never get to heaven." Prince said "Betcha bye golly wow" has the most beautiful melody. Aah, Bell & Creed Songwriting partners, Linda Creed Co-wrote alot of these hits at the age of 23. Unfortunately, she died at the age of 37. Linda was Jewish born and raised in Philadelphia, She wrote the lyrics to "The greatest love of all." Thom Bell was a Jamaican born in American Singer & Songwriter. Awesome collaboration aka Bell & Creed! "You're alone all the time; does it ever puzzle you, have you asked why you seem to fall in love, out again, do you ever really love or just pretend? Why fool yourself, don't be afraid to help yourself. It's never to late, to late to Stop; look, listen to your heart and what it's saying. Stop, look, listen to your heart and what it's saying love, love, love!" Awesome Orchestration of Music, Vocal Harmonys and use of Crescendo. I love all their music! Thanks for the reaction to such a Classy & timeless group.
These guys r so smooth 70s soul is the best loved the reaction
Thank you 💗🙏🏾
What a classic, what memories from back in NYC. So many great songs they had, next up by them should be “You are Everything.”
Liz-----The 70's were THE decade of the greatest music ever made. We'll not see, or hear, the likes of it, EVER again. What a time it was, to be young, with all of life, ahead.----------WolfSky9, 75 y/o
This was my era, I loved psychedelic rock and R&B. That was the epitome of the 70s.
You will love Silk Sonic!!
They were wonderful…. ❤️
Smoothness extraordinaire!
Beautiful song this is special one of my favorite groups of all time. Right your name across the sky ❤
Junior High School memories from the early 70s.
There was no color back then,everyone loved everyone. Color wasn’t even an issue..great time to be alive
That's all I listen to is old school that's when music had substance and meaning im 41 now I love that type music
Great reaction this song is in my Playlist your very beautiful by the way
Another great group. I had many of their records❤
I'm a heavy metal guy but loved old school r&b... I know every word to this song.... this song was perfection.
I LOve this group!!
You should check out the Stylistics “You Are Everything”.
Great song, you would love it
I really love this song. Wow!
I love your passion,when listening to this song...good for you
They still tour... And are absolutely underrated!!! ❤
Prince also sang this song so beautiful 😍
Styllistics were actually a group from Philadelphia, PA. They were part of what is known as the Motown (Detroit) Philly sound.
Beautiful song
Russell Thompkins & Phillp Bailey its levels to this falsetto high pitch voice
Love the fro ! Beautiful
Anything by these is outstanding. My fave 3 being '16 Bars', 'Na Na Is The Saddest Word' & 'Can't Help Falling In Love' :) x
Well what a great song, first time seeing the stylistics was when the was supporting the four tops on a uk tour, later this song came out and my girlfriend had it played for me we have now been married for over 50 years
Great song. Brings back good memories
I can see us as kids watching Soul Train me and my baby Liz
You’re the one I’ve been waiting for......Forever.💔
Aww 😭😭💗
It was a great time when we were able to walk and talk to each other and music like this helped us to relax and fall in love.
Now you see what I grew up with, this music was gorgeous and fulfilling.
Hip hop just can't compare...
70s -90's were the best.
Exactly.....these times led to my creation.....no one is going to stay together listening to Buss It Challenge music lmao
Beautiful
A GREAT SONG,,,,,TRY HAVE YOU SEEN HER ,BY THE CHI-LITES
Will do 🥰💗
@@lizziethegangsterhippie9291 IT IS ALSO A GREAT SONG
Wow! I love your hair, Lizzie. Your necklace and sweater are immaculate.
And this time you have Pokémon with you.
"Betcha By Golly Wow" is the perfect song to go with the way you look, Lizzie. That's such a beautiful song.
There's a Norman Connors featuring Phyllis Hyman version that are just as wonderful to listen to.
Oh yes indeed! The incomparable Stylistics! One of my all-time favorite Motown groups from the era. The great Russell Thompkins, Jr. (the lead singer) has one of the most recognizable voices in music. A wonderful selection of group and song, thank you Lizzie! And if you liked this you should sample "You Are Everything" and "Stone In Love With You" by the same group (two of my favorites by them). I loved your reaction to this as I saw you getting lost in the music! Great song. Great group. Great reaction! Here's to your next one! 🙏🙂❤️
Not Motown. AVCO/Philadelphia International records!
@@pd4104lang You're right! I stand corrected! 👍
Oh, NIIICE Song!
Those beautiful sounds.
He's singing to Yu, Gurl!
😉😁
2021. Betcha By Golly Wow..!! Love your reaction, young lady. ❣💥😎
Great 70's group. Prince did a good cover of this song
Oh really?
@@lizziethegangsterhippie9291 Yup, it's from Prince's 1996 3 CD set Emancipation. He made a video for it
YOU ARE EVERYTHING always closed the show for me, but BREAK UP TO MAKE UP is great too.
This is so beautiful thanks for the review... btw your rocking the new hairstyle x
Thank you 😭💗
this song made be cry when I was a little boy in it's melancholy yearning beauty and now all these decades later it still does.. The Stylistics! enough said...
This was excellent and tho I'm not black I still have a deep appreciation and love for this music.
Hi Lizzie. Yes Indeed, this group was all about love back in the day, beautiful songs and harmonies. I'm glad you have access to these and other classics. Thanks and take care.
The Stylistics are my favorite group ever. I was a kid in the 70's but my mom made their songs a part of an awesome childhood. Check out another song from them, Children of the Night.
When I first heard this song, I was going to Basic Training in the Army. I was leaving everything behind and didn't know if I would pass this way again, and then Russell Thompkins tore me up with his amazing falsetto voice. Ya'll I thought I was hearing an angel. The greatest falsetto of all time. Of course I made it back or I wouldn't write this down. I'm an old man, but I still have a young heart. But in the end time has it's way with all of us. God bless ya'll. Try to love one another. This is your boy from Tennessee! Peace!
Lizzie,I watch you a couple of times.and from what I getting,you are real. Iam aboard.💕
Thank you so much 💗🙏🏾
Checked this out after coming to see what you made of Dimash. 50 years ago I could have sung this but then nature stepped in. Nice to see oldies getting some love.
Betcha by golly woah showcases the
I grew up around this time, I love the 70s, the stylistics have so many wonderful songs, back then I would have house parties and it would be The Stylistics, Blue Magic, The Temps, and one of my all time favorite groups, New Birth, their song "Wild Flower" and "It's Been Such a Long Time" OMG! Yes, it was a wonderful time, skating, loving, black light shining on my Capricorn sign.....listen, you had to have a black light down in the basement, selling sodas for 50c and you had to pay a dollar to get in the house where the real magic happens!!! Love it! Thanks so much for taking me back!
That’s beautiful 🥺
Hey keep your eyes up. ... your too gracious to give up....strong vibes...dayumm you are gorgeous
It was alot of brotherly love among the black community in those days
#3 in 1972 on Billboard, a monster hit. I loved it, was popular when I was in high school.
timeless every time I hear this song it brings me to tears reminds me of my older brother this was his wedding song
YOUR GORGEOUS
That is what Velvet sounds like!
beautiful
Songs like this and that era, was just relaxing and made you feel good
MAN, just listening to this takes me back to my high school days1974,it was a magical time as a teenager back then,my grandkids love it
Thanks very much for this one, Lizzie! Way back when I was just starting to listen to music on the radio, The Stylistics were my favorite group, and this was my favorite song. Used to listen to the radio (WFIL) for hours, waiting for them to play it.
We use to dedicate this song to our "Gangster Hippies" back in the day. ;)
Awww 😭💗
Music was aspirational then. It united us.
Yes 💗
Going old school with the looks 🔥💯💯💯💝 Would you try out the Climax Blues Band live 1981" I Love You "? I know you'll love that song. 💓💖
YES!!!! I just recommended that song to her yesterday on a different video.
@@Cookies_crumbs,I remember that song when it just came out. Roflmao, just tells everyone that I'm almost as old as dirt. It's bad when you watch reaction videos of people and groups who you grew up with and remember when the song first came out. I still remember Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta and remembering saying that that was the guy who played in the tv series Welcome Back Kotter with horshack and the others in the show. And was raised on Sanford and Son, and All in the Family. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sure will 💗
These Singing Groups could teach this Generation of Boy Bands on how it was "really" done back in the day. Russell Tompkins The Falsetto aka The High Voice was a major influence on Barry Gibb Of The Bee Gees and Jordan Knight of New Kids On The Block. Check out "You Are Everything" which was the Love Anthem for Kevin Arnold & Winnie Cooper on The Wonder Years. Check out The Prom Episode.
Fabulous!
Gosh!! I just went back in time! One of my favorite songs! ❤️. Thanks Lizzie
when they do the interviews, the kids are are very respectful, an inspiration
I love when youngins finally hear our music
You can imagine how it was then, but I will tell you, it was 1000% better. I would go back in a blink if I could.
Good to see you mixing it up.. Stylistics are required listening, especially in the Philly area.. Love them.. Keep it coming..
love these guys used to lock myself in my room and play these guys on my micky mouse record player and sing in the mirror....
THE Sound Of Philadelphia, Thom Bell & Linda Creed wrote , arranged & produced.
Yeah my dear
Congrats on listening and enjoying this. This became my favorite in summer 2019
The way music is now you can tell it's the end of the world
The Motown male singing groups were and still are something to listen every day. The vocals, lyrics, musical arrengements, all in a package, with soul, and style. Golden era, those 60's - 70's Motown Recordings, real music, so honest. My favourite song from them, "Hey Girl, come and Get It". Very groovie. I`ll recommend it, a lot.
Love your reaction, shows how music should still be
Lizzie ----------------This is what's known as real music made by men ------------not boys------------with 1000% Class.
Much better than c rap of today
This was a great "parking" song
Also Thom Bell and the Late Linda Creed co wrote alot of their Songs. Sadly Linda died of Cancer many years ago but if she still owns her rights to the Catalogue her Family is set for life. Songwriting is where you can make the real money.
I grew up listening to this music! Romantic beautiful peaceful and so meaningful! It was a great time for music!🎶 on another note you have a beautiful soul!
Thank you 💗💗
The good ole days! Phyllis Hyman version of this song was great too.
this the philly sound that took over after motown
Ballads in the 1970s were mad lovely, & were truly, deeply, madly romantic. And singers of them could SANG! Surely you agree.
Definitely 💗
Teresa gott 6th grade talent show 1973 she killed this track props to her ! I remember !
LOVE the Motown sound..glad i grew up in a projects..
It was a wonderful time for music. I'm glad I was there.
Right On Girl, married 46 years, we were always at the Disco dressed to the 9s, I lost my lovely wife in 2023
I absolutely love your reactions. It's easy to see that you love this music just from your emotions, you don't need to say a word.
Thank you so much 💗
" The Train " !! -----------------MUST VIEWING !! -----------------This is from the Spring of 1972. --------------Russell Thompkins Jr on lead vocal.----------------------This is what WE called MUSIC ! ----------------THE REAL DEAL. ---------------CLASS, & HARMONY. -------------------Written by Thom Bell & Linda Creed.-----------------------------------WolfSky9, 74 y/o
This music was on the radio everyday growing up. These classics were loved by black and white kids. I am white and watched soul train b.c every Sat morning!
I was stationed on the USS Enterprise when these songs were first popular. I was 17 years old. Most of my other white friends would give me a hard time because I was in love with Soul music. There was no one greater then the Stylistics. The only group I listened to as much was the Jackson 5. I had homemade clothes made in Hong Kong and they looked a lot like this. With them and My high healed shoes ( Yes men wore them then) I was styling . I'm now 68 and this song brought back all those memories. So young people take everyday one day at a time. Cherish each day because your going to blink and you will be 68. I so wish I could relive those times.
Thank you so much for your service 💗 & yes music is universal, I love hearing stories like this because it reminds me how music transcends through all barriers placed on us by man and society.
Back when black men had class --------and black women were proud & gorgeous.