Vocal Coach reacts to John Denver & Cass Elliot - Leaving On A Jet Plane
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Vocal Coach reacts to reaction to analyses analyzes analysis of breaks down John Denver & Cass Elliot - Leaving On A Jet Plane
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Henry John Deutschendorf Jr. known professionally as John Denver, was an American singer and songwriter. He is known for popularizing acoustic folk music in the 1970s as part of the ongoing singer-songwriter movement of the mid-to-late 20th century. Denver is widely recognized as a cultural icon of the American West.
Ellen Naomi Cohen, known professionally as Cass Elliot, was an American singer and voice actress. She was also known as "Mama Cass", but she reportedly hated the name.[2] She was a member of the singing group the Mamas & the Papas. After the group broke up, Elliot released five solo albums.
"Leaving on a Jet Plane" is a song written and recorded by American singer-songwriter John Denver in 1966, originally included on his debut demo recording John Denver Sings as "Babe I Hate to Go". He made several copies and gave them out as presents for Christmas of that year. Denver's then producer Milt Okun convinced him to change the title and was renamed "Leaving on a Jet Plane" in 1967.
Songwriters: John Denver
Producer: Milton Okun
Genre: Folk
Performed by John Denver and Cass Elliot
Date
Broadcast on October 6, 1972
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He was the best. Just the best. And singing with Cass Elliot? Thats just icing on the cake. RIP John and Cass, we will always love you both :)
Mama's and Papa's had the more popular / known version of this song, so it makes sense, but yes. The man had the voice - and soul - of an angel.
@@FunkThompson I think you meant Peter, Paul and Mary - they of course often had a similar sound as Mamas and Papas
@@thomasmacdiarmid8251Yes, yes, misspoke, apologies.
So many Vietnam/Vietnam era vets, have a tremendous sense of nostalgia or pain, listening to this song, even now
I do
Yep. I am not a Vietnam vet .. but this song reminds me of when my cousin was sent to Vietnam.
Listening to John's voice is like hearing an old friend.
Cass Elliott and John Denver were friends from the Folk scene of the '60s, back when she was in The Mugwumps and was John Deutschendorf.
This song hit hard today. Great analysis. Mama Cass was magical.
This is a great video that showcases both their vocals! They sure don't make songs like this anymore.
Yes they do. Those songs just don't make the top 40 anymore; you can still find real, actual musicians, making real, actual music. In venues all over your town.
Support your local music; it will support you :D
@@FunkThompsontrue to a point. A lot of great artist out there doing a lot of great things. Unfortunately it seems the masses don't have a clue where to look, the majors are definitely a problem limiting the exposure only to money making self benefiting picks
@@wintermoonomen Oh, and you can find them... on TH-cam! :D
John Denver is integral part of my childhood. Takes me right back. Love Mama Cass too.
I just love performances like this. Two highly talented people, a bit of electric amplification, but other than that just the glorious sound of air vibrating. Beatiful.
John Denver is a treasure.
My father was in the RAF and was stationed in Cypress for 3 years and this song was played a lot on Forces Radio as friends of ours left us to head back to the UK. It always make me think of those days
Reportedly it was written about Vietnam. A soldier leaving for the War.
My buddy Pete Huttlinger played guitar in John’s band for a few years. Pete died a few years ago at 54 due to heart failure. A great guy and a great player.
That was the the best reaction i have seen to this song. John Denver was unique. Im a rocker but i love me some john denver
I met John in about 1981. We were performing on a tv show in Philadelphia. Very nice genuine gentleman. He is certainly missed.
I love how at the end you’re not even reacting anymore, you’re just part of the audience, caught up in the singing along and enjoying the moment. I’ve always loved this performance, it’s just a short little number, but such a gem
John Denver pushing and pulling the rhythm and crafting his whole musical space so intentionally reminds me a lot of Aurora. I think the two of them would really have gotten along well., and learned a lot from each other.
Rocky Mountain High is my favorite John Denver song.
He had so many great songs is hard to pick... Annie's Song comes to mind. Anyway, writing a great song always comes down to looking around yourself and writing about life as you know and see it.
His singing invited you to sing along, no matter the song.
@@charliestevenson3500 indeed!
I'm really glad that you've reacted to John Denver a couple of times recently. I come from a rock and metal background and have older siblings who were in very much the same vein when I was young, so I've spent most of my life rolling my eyes at his music. These reactions have given me a chance to reassess him from a more mature perspective and I'm definitely developing an appreciation for his work. It's a beautiful song and the arrangement was stunning. I'm amazed by who well the filled the space with just two guitars and an upright bass.
I have a great memory of this song too. When I was in kindergarten my sister was a senior in high school. She had a guitar and would play some John Denver songs and we would sing them together.
John Denver has composed TWO official state songs. (Colorado and West Virginia). That’s crazy.
Even crazier, he had never step foot in West Virginia before writing the song!
When those two blend their voices in the chorus and they let it fly, it will bring a tear to the eye. They really really blend well together.
Im not afraid to admit, when the youtube algorithm suggested this version to me I didn't expect to get tearful when Cass Elliot joined John for the chorus... its so beautifully sung and the duelling harmonies literally seep into every atom of your soul... I wish that they did a studio version together 🥹
The first time Cass Elliott comes in, she forgets the lyric for a moment when she sings, "Tell me that you'll wait for me." Then she smiles a little and picks it back up. Wonderful human moment. I remember when this TV show first aired. I was a big John Denver fan and I taped the audio on a cassette tape that I still have. Nothing to play it on any more though. 😀
Making me cry, thanks.
Lifting his guitar up at the end might have also been a little tribute to one of the guitar players in Peter Paul and Mary, who used to do that all the time when they played.
Two iconic voices in their time. pure and innocent but not so innocent at all. I just found this full TH-cam and showed my grandmother and she is crying now and said "they both died MUCH too young." I love music history lessons from my Maw Maw.
26 years in the military, I never left for overseas without thinking of this song.
Look at the time capsule we just walked into. My god, the hair, the clothes, even the glasses. This is a great peek into the 70's.
His voice is actually very unusual in many many ways. Because he started singing as a very young boy, he developed a style called "mixed vocal" which utilizes the vibrations not just in the upper pallet but almost the whole head. (James Taylor also). He could do one of the most difficult things in modern singing : sustaining a long long note evenly WITHOUT VIBRATO. 😊
John Denver has one of the purest male voices ever. One of his most beautiful songs, although perhaps not one of his greatest hits, is "Poems, Prayers and Promises". It's a retrospective reflection on his life. He sings, "It turns me on to think of growing old." Then he died pursuing his hobby of flying. That line makes me cry whenever I hear the song.
I cannot tell for sure... but I believe the bassist is Dick Kniss.... who was often the 4th member of Peter, Paul and Mary.... a spectacular bassist.....
John Denver has the most gentle voice. It's like a gentle snowfall, just enjoyable and natural and magnificent.
Never seen this duet before. Lovely voices ❤
oh we need a reaction for mama cass singing "dream a little dream of me"
Excellent. Beth, please do more of Mama Cass.
Amazing song and performance 🔥🔥🔥
I was 5 days old when this performance took place!
Two guitars, a base and two people that know their voices perfectly. What more is needed. Sure as hell don't need auto tune or pitch correction.
John Denver was a incredible singer, but can you imagine when I was only a kid I only knew him from the movie Oh God. It's still a great movie and he was great in it. Only shows what a talent he truly was.
Still so beautiful !!
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Peter, Paul, and Mary do a great cover
From what I understand, Peter, Paul and Mary wrote the song
@@johnth02 From wikipedia:Leaving on a Jet Plane" is a song written and recorded by American singer-songwriter John Denver in 1966, originally included on his debut demo recording...
cass was so underrated in her time, as she was so often just the accompanist, but she had a different tone as lead. some cannot adjust in this... wish she'd created more music
Beth, John was in the Chad Mitchell trio and their folk harmonized a lot.
pleaese do a full cover of this PLEASE
Title was first called "Babe I Hate to Go". It was his best along with Rhymes and Reasons. IMO
Another one that could have made so much more great music and died to soon!!
he wrote it originaly for The Mammas and the Poppas which Cass sang in
This was really nice Beth, really nice.
I always thought thought that Cass Elliot was never appreciated for her solo voice work - I love this video-I love the mix with John Denver . Thanks Beth Brian Birch
miss them both !!!!!!!!
Great song and reaction
I very much enjoyed!! Especially when you join in. Your voice blends well with theirs.
this was actually a one time performance. Cass was on the show to promote voter registration and John asked if she would sing with him. I'm sure they did some practicing in the back, but they aren't normally singing together. It's too bad, they would have had a lovely album together.
I was in a long distance relationship when this song was popular. This song was how i felt
Such an impeccable performance. Another great one from the same era is Cass Elliot with Joni Mitchell and Mary Travers singing "I Shall Be Released".
cass was a great singer/song writer.
I'd like to hear your "choir" version because I cant imagine any other way of singing this song.
I was thinking the same thing! Both this and Peter, Paul, and Mary's version were done this way, so I am very curious to hear how different the choir version is!
Great rendition by two superb voices. I remember Peter, Paul and Mary's version more...no particular reason. Long time ago...nostalgic for the music.
So smooth he even hacked future pro voice analysis.
John Denver is such an idol and has a special place in my heart since I'm from West Virginia and "Country Roads" hits home every single time I hear it!! His voice was the absolute BEST. His compassion for delivering such beautiful and lyrical songs is simply unmatched. But the lyric "I'm leaving on a jet plane, don't know when I'll be back again, oh babe I hate to go....." pains me since it's almost a projection into his future demise. A legend that left us far too soon. Love the reaction!
Love both these artists. I'm ashamed to say that one of my favorite movie scenes is the Armageddon version. Peace, Love!!
From Wikipedia: Background - John Denver, then a relatively unknown musician in the Los Angeles folk scene of 23 years old, had written the song during a layover at Washington Airport in 1966.
In one of his BBC Radio specials, Denver said about the song:
This is a very personal and very special song for me. It doesn’t conjure up Boeing 707s or 747s for me as much as it does the simple scenes of leaving. Bags packed and standing by the front door, taxi pulling up in the early morning hours, the sound of a door closing behind you, and the thought of leaving someone that you care for very much. I was fortunate to have Peter, Paul, and Mary record it and have it become a hit, but it still strikes a lonely and anguished chord in me, because the separation still continues, although not so long and not so often nowadays.
Though not written about the Vietnam War, the Peter, Paul, and Mary cover of the song was interpreted by at least one writer to be a protest song about a soldier's impending deployment.
The debut of the Midnight Special.
Great points about them blending. And Cass was one of the Mamas and Papas. One thing that may not be so well known is that Denver came from the Chad Mitchell Trio.
Check out the studio version of one of his songs on youtube : Chad Mitchell Trio John Denver For Bobbi (watch?v=464mfEljp0w)
Beautifull second voice, when i sing with them together , I sing automaticly 3 voice. I have the same with Walk the Line , when Reese Witherspoon sings with Joaquin Phoenix.
This was a day before my 22nd birthday. Always loved this song. Remember it was popular in late 69 when I was headed off overseas.
That shirt he is wearing is all kinds of awesome!
Cass Elliott's Make your own kind of music would be a wonderful performace to follow up on that.
Although they sound different, his phrasing reminds me so much of other greats of the era; Willy Nelson, and Gordon Lightfoot. It isnt just about the voice, about singing the song straight up. It is about varying speeds, varying cadences, just masterful. Actually, more like Willie Nelson.
My tears are falling for this. Two great performers who bring me back to a wonderful time.
Absolutely beautiful voice. As good a singer as there has ever been. Touched by an angel.
Both gone. True angels now.
Pure period pop folk ...both sadly gone now but theyve left is the music that defines that that late 60s/early 70s soundtrack.
You clearly enjoyed it ...
Poignant and nostalgic video. Both such treasures of their time and troubled people who loved to live and to love the people around them.
Very good version of the song. I like his solo version as well, but my favorite is the Peter, Paul, and Mary version.
Cass Elliot...Dream a Little Dream. you will fall in love.
I THAUGHT LIFTING GUITAR WAS A SALUTE
I wonder when the last live TV performance of a pop song was that included a stand-up bass?
Love your reactions always, Beth, and this time especially. Loved your singing along! 😊💖🌸👍
I really loved Mary Traver’s version!
This leaving is leaving to Vietnam War !!! Please look out also for the version of Peter , Paul and Mary !
I love his use of a caesura when he sings. it feels so heartfelt 💗💗
Denver also uses space (not singing) in his delivery. I never noticed this before. It adds to the sense that his singing is planned, purposeful!
A wonderful song. You should listen to John Denver's live performance song "For You". John Denver - For You (from The Wildlife Concert)
Lucy Thomas is an artist today that sounds like that. You should give her another listen.
Other songs you should really watch of his
Calypso
Wild Montana skies
Looking for space
El cantante tiene una agradable voz le viene muy bien a ese estilo de música me gustó bien Beth 👏👏🍀🍀
Brilliant, simply brilliant.
John Denver the best ever, hearing him always gives me a calm heart.
His performance both vocals and Strumming/ picking technique is absolutely perfect 👍
And of course Cass’s harmonies make it Magical
I love it, but is what he’s doing intentional or talent. Beth love your channel hope we can start a comment on talent and artistry or intentional singing. Keep them coming. Your channel is awesome❤
John Denver was also an outstanding guitarist!
We're the only nation with FOLK music, rather than just ethnic music of their own country. The folk music heyday of the early 1960s resurrected many of the great HUAC-blacklisted folk artists like Pete Seeger and Burl Ives, too with labor and populist themes. The narrative style of the ballads transformed the pop and rock scene from love and romance to socially-conscious folk rock of the later 1960s, The Byrds' Mr. Tamborine Man covering Dylan songs into folk-rock, If I had a Hammer (bu Pete Seeger), This Land is Your Land (by Woody Guthrie), and newly written folk songs for the explosive time (Abraham, Martin, and John and [4 Dead in] Ohio.
Iconic song with Mama Cass. RIP to two greats!
That was a nice blast from the past. Thanks 🙂
You should react to one of his songs from the Wildlife Concert called For You. He played the piano in that one (I never knew he could play the piano). It’s just gorgeous ❣️
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This was a Get Out The Vote TV special. The 26th Amendment was recently Ratified, allowing 18 year-olds to vote. It was in response to the Vietnam War, the argument rightfully being that if they're old enough to fight and die, they're old enough to vote.
Leaving on a jet plane. So sad this was also the end of Joh Denver. He died when his plane crashed. Thank God i'm a country boy and Calypso were other great songs of John Denver. And "Mamma" Cash had a great backgfround during her time in the Mamas and Papas. Great voice.
Brilliant assessments Beth. My top JD song is *Eagle & The Hawk* So powerful. Perhaps at sometime, you could give it a listen?
This may be the sweetest reaction ever. ❤