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*Fun Fact:* The original by Sakamoto was in Japanese. Janice Marie Johnson had to re-write the song in order for the lyrics to rhyme. Hence, she is credited as co-writer of this version.
#DayOneReacts ... What is really great is this was a Japanese song.... Sometimes as English speakers we don't realize that there are beautiful Love Songs in Ever Language on the Planet.... LOVE IT!!!
No no no ... No one sings this like the 1963 original by Kyu Sakamoto. Please find a video of him singing this ... he was so cute ... with a huge smile. The song was so popular, that I can still sing along, and I I have no knowledge of Japanese.
@@Fcukthedems "His name was Kyu Sakamoto 1963- awesome song, listen to it" -- You're right! I remember this from years ago. His version was great. I'll have to find it.
The instrument is a Koto, a board strung with 13 strings, pluck while sitting in a kneeling position.(usually). The original for Sukiyaki- th-cam.com/video/C35DrtPlUbci/w-d-xo.htmls
The original version is great. Lyrically different but melodically basically correct. The instrument is the Koto..oh see great call by J Zander as well!
#DayOneReacts ... I Love this song.... This was the song that when it came out, everything stopped... If you were working in the yard, your wife would appear and the two of you would just start slow dancing.... When this song came on in a Club, Ugly Fat, scary, people would find themselves being pulled to the dance floor.... Everyone wanted to look into someone's eyes and mouth these words.... Funny it is a sad song, but it has cased A LOT of Romance..... :D
The popular version of this song was covered by 4am (an all male group). That's the version most people from 90's and early 2k heard and played on the radio.
Talking about bringing back memories, when this song was released at the time, I felt in love with a girl where she had to move to another State to lived. I remembered saying our last goodbye then finally I dropped her at the airport. However, my emotions overwhelm me driving back home alone, I cried while this song was playing on the radio. She was pregnant carrying my baby in her, and that was the last time we saw each other. I'll never forget her, and I will never forget that moment and that song.
Thanks for another great reaction, Ang! I'm old so I only knew the original from Kyu Sakamoto, but these ladies did a great job putting a modern twist on it while paying homage to the song! You are proving to be one of the great music reactors on TH-cam, and I appreciate you very much! More musical greatness to be found at: "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" by Roberta Flack, "Why" by Annie Lennox live from 2000, "The Weight" by The Band and The Staples from The Last Waltz, ""The Battle Of Evermore" by Heart from 1995, "Life During Wartime" by The Talking Heads from Stop Making Sense and "You Make Me So Very Happy" from Blood Sweat and Tears! I know you must have a gazillion songs waiting for you to react to but if you could put them down on your list somewhere you won't regret it!!
Mary j Blige used a sample of the verse in the beginning of her song “You are my Everything, which was a remake itself of The Stylistics song “You are Everything”
About a hundred artists have sampled this song, which was a remake itself of the original by Kyu Sakamoto in 1961 (he tragically perished in the 1985 crash of Japan Airlines 123.)
Ue o Muite 上を向いて歩こう, "I Look Up as I Walk", alternatively titled Sukiyaki was by Kyu Sakamoto and released in North America in 1963. The English translation of the original Japanese Lyrics were not used by A Taste of Honey. Their English lyrics were rewritten. Still a great cover though.
@@StevesFunhouse I look up when I walk So that the tears won't fall Remembering those spring days But I am all alone tonight I look up when I walk Counting the stars with tearful eyes Remembering those summer days But I am all alone tonight Happiness lies beyond the clouds Happiness lies above the sky I look up when I walk So that the tears won't fall Though the tears well up as I walk For tonight I am all alone (Whistling) Remembering those autumn days But I am all alone tonight Sadness lies in the shadow of the stars Sadness lurks in the shadow of the moon I look up as I walk So that the tears won't fall Though the tears well up as I walk For tonight I am all alone (Whistling)
You should see their music video, because they paid homage to it being a Japanese song. They dressed in kimonos and I believe they played the instrument called a KOTO.
The original song by the young Japanese male singer i think was one of the only two foreign language songs to get to be number one on the USA charts and polls. The other was The Singing Nun in French ( don't know her name and the French song title ).
I would like to see your reaction to "Loving You" by Minnie Riperton, "Heaven Must Have Sent You" by Bonnie Pointer, and "He's So Shy" by The Pointer Sisters. Would list a ton more but that would be too much so these are a good start.
What always amazed me, was that Taste of Honey was able to take this soft understated ballad from 1961 and rework it in english during the middle of the disco era and have a hit with it in 1980. I think we also find so appealing because of it's use of the pentatonic scale in addition to the octave scale we're most used to. You can also hear that scale used in the Ben E. King song "Stand By Me" from the same 1960's time period. Listen for it at 1:53 in this clip when the violins kick in. th-cam.com/video/hwZNL7QVJjE/w-d-xo.html
I'm not 100% sure but instantly I thought of Slick Rick. I really feel like in the middle of one of his rap songs he suddenly altered his voice and threw in this verse "I'm feeling sad and blue" and it echoed off and then he went back on into the song again. For the life of me I can't remember which song that was. But yeah not only that I some how knew the rest of these lyrics too. So I must have heard it else where but definitely not a japaneese version.
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@@michaelasay6140 I think she strikes just the right balance. I believe she has to pause the video in order for it not to be blocked, if that’s what you may be referring to. I find her insights/comments refreshing, as it comes from a fresh and new perspective on old favorites. Plus, she seems to have a sweet and likable personality. Her smile can bring a ray of sunshine to the dreariest day.
Great reaction I don't know if this is the first time you're listening to taste of honey but you really got to Showcase up their talents their well-known song is Boogie Oogie Oogie performs live I saw it solid gold
Janice Marie Johnson the lead singer, my baby. LOL the more you listen to it, the more you like it. it is pretty good. the LATE great musician, George Duke produced this.
I was like 12 or 13 when this song was a hit and I thought they were Japanese and not black R&B singers (didn't realize until later they were the voices behind "Boogie Oogie Oogie" from the disco era). I think that was because the Japanese sound and name made me think of a geisha girl singing, and also they performed it in geisha attire live on TV playing the koto. Finally, I always thought the title sounded like Japanese cuisine (perhaps confusing it with "teriyaki") but then later learned it was given that name which is indeed a hot Japanese beef dish because it was easier for the Western world to pronounce, remember and identify as Japanese.
It's all because of you, I'm feeling sad and blue. Is a line in the Mary J Blige song "Everything." (I think that's where you may have heard it before.)
Thanks for your reaction. This is a decent cover, yet the original is so much better with its authenticity. A huge hit here in the UK in the 60s and reminiscent of that era. Worth listening to it, even if not as a reaction piece.
@@michaelasay6140 yes, by the Japanese artist Kyu Sakimoto (he tragically was killed in a huge plane crash in 1985). Only song by an Asian to hit number one on Billboard Hot 100.
I love this song! I knew it was a remake but I never heard the Japanese version until after Taste of Honey released this mega-hit!! They call this remake “Sayonara” released in 1982! Either way, it an amazingly beautiful song!❤️❤️
I just joined your channel, and I love how happy you are when you hear a good song for the first time. I don't know if you checked them out yet, but you would like the band Roxette. If you haven't done them yet, "Must Have Been Love" is the one to start with.
Kyu Sakamoto's "Sukiyaki" was a No. 1 hit in the U.S. in 1963 - it's a very catchy tune. I'm fairly sure it was the only Japanese language song to ever be a smash hit in the U.S. th-cam.com/video/C35DrtPlUbc/w-d-xo.html
As if the Ray Mancini's famous instrumental "Moon River" was called "Meatloaf", like one critic said back then about the original Japanese song. Jewel Akens did a version "My First Lonely Night" where the lyrics follow more closely to the original Japanese lyrics.
Angela, a beautiful song to be sure, a classic. Kyu Sakamoto's "Sukiyaki" is the original and became the only Japanese language song to hit #1 on the charts in the U.S., take a listen! My personal favorite cover is Selena Quintanilla Perez's version of this timeless piece of music.
Angela ❤️the instrument is called a “Koto” the original “katamoto” single is not as good as Janice Marie Johnson’s rewritten version. The original is faster, more quirky. A “Taste of honey” did an excellent job with it! She gave estate co writer credit when they released it.
Original song for this was Sukiyaki created and sung by a Japanese American. He sung it in Japanese and it became a big hit the states and in Japan. Check it out it's in Japanese but it's great song. It was a guy singing it I forgot to mention that
I think you may be around the same age as I am so I wonder if what you're remembering the opening lyrics from is a rap song called "Ladi Dadi." Originally done by Dougie Fresh and Slick Rick. Then remade by Snoop Dogg in the early 1990's.
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You pronounced it correctly. It's a Japanese dish that has nothing to do with the song but the title was chosen only because that was the only Japanese word Americans knew at the time.
I'm an old disc jockey. This classic song was sung by Kyu Sakamoto. A singer from Japan. Released in America in 1963. Good tune.
It was fantastic, still is !!!!!
Original was great
I still have the 45❤️❤️❤️
The original is truly great, as well.
*Fun Fact:* The original by Sakamoto was in Japanese. Janice Marie Johnson had to re-write the song in order for the lyrics to rhyme. Hence, she is credited as co-writer of this version.
The instrument used in this song is a koto, the national instrument of Japan. Hazel Payne played it on this song.
#DayOneReacts ... What is really great is this was a Japanese song.... Sometimes as English speakers we don't realize that there are beautiful Love Songs in Ever Language on the Planet.... LOVE IT!!!
The lyrics were in a Slick Rick rap song. Maybe that's where you heard it from .
No no no ... No one sings this like the 1963 original by Kyu Sakamoto. Please find a video of him singing this ... he was so cute ... with a huge smile. The song was so popular, that I can still sing along, and I I have no knowledge of Japanese.
Wow! Ain't heard this in,like, forever! Thank you!
Slick Rick loddy doddy we like to party
Released originally by Kyu Sakamoto, foreign language song. Was a big hit.
💕 love this song. These ladies actually play these instruments. Slick Rick sample from the original.
The lyrics are completely different from the original song, but the basic melody is the same.
Have a great day.
The original was a world-wide hit. Sung in Japanese by a man. The tune is the same, but the English covers have different lyrics from the original.
His name was Kyu Sakamoto 1963- awesome song, listen to it
@@Fcukthedems "His name was Kyu Sakamoto 1963- awesome song, listen to it" -- You're right! I remember this from years ago. His version was great. I'll have to find it.
@@ORagnar thanks for acknowledgment, when I listen to it, it’s sheer magic
The original was by Kyu Sakamoto, the only Japanese National to score a top 20 hit back in 1963. Unfortunately he died in a terrible plane crash.
Actually the original Japanese-language version went all the way to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart during the summer of 1963.
The only foreign language song to hit #1 in the US. Quite a feat especially in 1963!
The instrument is a Koto, a board strung with 13 strings, pluck while sitting in a kneeling position.(usually). The original for Sukiyaki- th-cam.com/video/C35DrtPlUbci/w-d-xo.htmls
The original came out on the radio when I was in high school. If you think it sounds exotic now, try it as a dopey teenager in the early 60's!
The original version is great. Lyrically different but melodically basically correct. The instrument is the Koto..oh see great call by J Zander as well!
Believe the japanese instrument you're thinking of is called *The Koto* and it's like the combination of a harp and a zither.
Angela, sounds like you have a beautiful voice. You should post a video of YOU singing a song! I bet everyone would love that!
Yes I have told her she has a beautiful voice
Maybe I a dummy,i live in the uk and I've never heard this before,and it's a cover of a worldwide hit? never even heard the original
Beautiful , cover by Taste of Honey ❤
Cool tune CK out killing me softly by Roberta flack
I haven't heard this since I was a kid .
#DayOneReacts ... I Love this song.... This was the song that when it came out, everything stopped... If you were working in the yard, your wife would appear and the two of you would just start slow dancing.... When this song came on in a Club, Ugly Fat, scary, people would find themselves being pulled to the dance floor.... Everyone wanted to look into someone's eyes and mouth these words....
Funny it is a sad song, but it has cased A LOT of Romance..... :D
Me and my brother both in our mid 50s and we still jam to this.
I just love your reactions so original and beautiful.
The popular version of this song was covered by 4am (an all male group). That's the version most people from 90's and early 2k heard and played on the radio.
Talking about bringing back memories, when this song was released at the time, I felt in love with a girl where she had to move to another State to lived. I remembered saying our last goodbye then finally I dropped her at the airport. However, my emotions overwhelm me driving back home alone, I cried while this song was playing on the radio. She was pregnant carrying my baby in her, and that was the last time we saw each other. I'll never forget her, and I will never forget that moment and that song.
Thanks for another great reaction, Ang! I'm old so I only knew the original from Kyu Sakamoto, but these ladies did a great job putting a modern twist on it while paying homage to the song! You are proving to be one of the great music reactors on TH-cam, and I appreciate you very much! More musical greatness to be found at: "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" by Roberta Flack, "Why" by Annie Lennox live from 2000, "The Weight" by The Band and The Staples from The Last Waltz, ""The Battle Of Evermore" by Heart from 1995, "Life During Wartime" by The Talking Heads from Stop Making Sense and "You Make Me So Very Happy" from Blood Sweat and Tears! I know you must have a gazillion songs waiting for you to react to but if you could put them down on your list somewhere you won't regret it!!
This song is such a classic, check out another classic The Other side of the Rainbow by Melba Moore.
Thx! I love this version but I was a kid when the original was a smash hit! The translation of the original are lovely! So are you! -Terry
Mary j Blige used a sample of the verse in the beginning of her song “You are my Everything, which was a remake itself of The Stylistics song “You are Everything”
You probably Heather melody from Slick Ricks " La di dadi"
About a hundred artists have sampled this song, which was a remake itself of the original by Kyu Sakamoto in 1961 (he tragically perished in the 1985 crash of Japan Airlines 123.)
Kyu Sakamoto was her idol.
KISS did it.
Ue o Muite 上を向いて歩こう, "I Look Up as I Walk", alternatively titled Sukiyaki was by Kyu Sakamoto and released in North America in 1963. The English translation of the original Japanese Lyrics were not used by A Taste of Honey. Their English lyrics were rewritten. Still a great cover though.
That's such a shame too, because the original words, translated were beautiful, unique and so full of meaning.
@@StevesFunhouse I look up when I walk
So that the tears won't fall
Remembering those spring days
But I am all alone tonight
I look up when I walk
Counting the stars with tearful eyes
Remembering those summer days
But I am all alone tonight
Happiness lies beyond the clouds
Happiness lies above the sky
I look up when I walk
So that the tears won't fall
Though the tears well up as I walk
For tonight I am all alone
(Whistling)
Remembering those autumn days
But I am all alone tonight
Sadness lies in the shadow of the stars
Sadness lurks in the shadow of the moon
I look up as I walk
So that the tears won't fall
Though the tears well up as I walk
For tonight I am all alone
(Whistling)
Watch this song live on Soul Train by Taste of Honey to get the full effects. Beautifully done by these ladies.
You should see their music video, because they paid homage to it being a Japanese song. They dressed in kimonos and I believe they played the instrument called a KOTO.
They did a very beautiful rendition of it and was a hit in the 70's
I had this 45. 😁. The original is very pretty as well
The original song by the young Japanese male singer i think was one of the only two foreign language songs to get to be number one on the USA charts and polls. The other was The Singing Nun in French ( don't know her name and the French song title ).
The song was called "Dominique".
@@jmrx12 Thank you, i remember seeing her on the Ed Sullivan show in the 60's i believe.
Boogie Ogie Ogie!!
I would like to see your reaction to "Loving You" by Minnie Riperton, "Heaven Must Have Sent You" by Bonnie Pointer, and "He's So Shy" by The Pointer Sisters. Would list a ton more but that would be too much so these are a good start.
Snoop Dogg used this for sure, but this is my first time hearing the original....love it!
This isn’t the original. The original was in Japanese by Kyu Sakamoto. It was amazing, and it reached #1 in the U.S. in 1963❤️❤️❤️
Nice song, original was outstanding
Such a nice, smooth song to listen to
Silky Smoove.
Check out the original 1963 version in Japanese by Kyu Sakamoto.
It's a gentle song !
What always amazed me, was that Taste of Honey was able to take this soft understated ballad from 1961 and rework it in english during the middle of the disco era and have a hit with it in 1980. I think we also find so appealing because of it's use of the pentatonic scale in addition to the octave scale we're most used to. You can also hear that scale used in the Ben E. King song "Stand By Me" from the same 1960's time period. Listen for it at 1:53 in this clip when the violins kick in. th-cam.com/video/hwZNL7QVJjE/w-d-xo.html
I'm not 100% sure but instantly I thought of Slick Rick. I really feel like in the middle of one of his rap songs he suddenly altered his voice and threw in this verse "I'm feeling sad and blue" and it echoed off and then he went back on into the song again. For the life of me I can't remember which song that was.
But yeah not only that I some how knew the rest of these lyrics too. So I must have heard it else where but definitely not a japaneese version.
YESSS! That’s it. Children’s Story. Old School Rap is much better than now.
Wait, no it’s “La De Da De”
@@DayOneReacts ha ha ha "Boy that Uncle Ricky is preeeeeetttty weird"
@@Novaximus Ok you kids get to bed, I’ll get the story 📕
Love your Reactions Angela!!
You need to check out Classics!
Elton John - hard to go wrong with so many songs but I love Mona Lisa’s and Madhatters!
Billy Joel - much the same as Elton John with so many classics my favourite Allentown!
The Rolling Stones - arguably the best band of all time listen to Miss You, Tumbling Dice, Brown Sugar, Honky Tonk Woman, Jumpin’ Jack Flash, You Can’t Always Get What You Want etc
Cold Chisel the best Australian Band listen to Khe Sanh, Bow River, Flame Trees, Choirgirl, My Baby, Rising Sun, Standing On The Outside etc Jimmy Barnes live version of Last Frontier
Police - Wrapped Around Your Finger.
Don't forget Boogie Oogie Oogie till you just can't Boogie no more
This is a beautiful song .
My favorite Reaction channel! 😊
She talks too much tho
@@michaelasay6140 I think she strikes just the right balance. I believe she has to pause the video in order for it not to be blocked, if that’s what you may be referring to. I find her insights/comments refreshing, as it comes from a fresh and new perspective on old favorites. Plus, she seems to have a sweet and likable personality. Her smile can bring a ray of sunshine to the dreariest day.
Great reaction I don't know if this is the first time you're listening to taste of honey but you really got to Showcase up their talents their well-known song is Boogie Oogie Oogie performs live I saw it solid gold
R&B Group 4 P.M. also covered it in 1994.That might be the version that you've heard before, Angela.
Their version is also very good.
The original version is by Kyu Sakamoto. It was #1 in the U.S. for 3 weeks in 1962. React and enjoy!
Yes, and Sakamoto died tragically in the 1985 crash of Japan Airlines flight 103.
Janice Marie Johnson the lead singer, my baby. LOL the more you listen to it, the more you like it. it is pretty good. the LATE great musician, George Duke produced this.
I was like 12 or 13 when this song was a hit and I thought they were Japanese and not black R&B singers (didn't realize until later they were the voices behind "Boogie Oogie Oogie" from the disco era). I think that was because the Japanese sound and name made me think of a geisha girl singing, and also they performed it in geisha attire live on TV playing the koto. Finally, I always thought the title sounded like Japanese cuisine (perhaps confusing it with "teriyaki") but then later learned it was given that name which is indeed a hot Japanese beef dish because it was easier for the Western world to pronounce, remember and identify as Japanese.
The lead singer is part Japanese and African American.
Absolutely beautiful
A very different kind of song. It was pleasantly nice. I loved the Japanese tone of it.
More Karen Carpenter! Please!!!!
Beautiful voice
The original was from Kyu Sakamoto who died in a plane crash in 1985 age 43
This is an awesome song! That's why I clicked on the video and gave it a 'like'.
You should watch the Soul Train Live Performance with one of the Ladies playing the Japanese Instrument ( Real Good) ..
It's all because of you, I'm feeling sad and blue. Is a line in the Mary J Blige song "Everything." (I think that's where you may have heard it before.)
Oh my I forgot about this 😊. Refreshing
The original Japanese version:
th-cam.com/video/rbTsG9jrJsU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=jarichards99utube
Thanks for your reaction. This is a decent cover, yet the original is so much better with its authenticity. A huge hit here in the UK in the 60s and reminiscent of that era. Worth listening to it, even if not as a reaction piece.
In the 60s? Wow
@@michaelasay6140 yes, by the Japanese artist Kyu Sakimoto (he tragically was killed in a huge plane crash in 1985). Only song by an Asian to hit number one on Billboard Hot 100.
I love this song! I knew it was a remake but I never heard the Japanese version until after Taste of Honey released this mega-hit!! They call this remake “Sayonara” released in 1982! Either way, it an amazingly beautiful song!❤️❤️
I just joined your channel, and I love how happy you are when you hear a good song for the first time. I don't know if you checked them out yet, but you would like the band Roxette. If you haven't done them yet, "Must Have Been Love" is the one to start with.
You might have heard the acoustic version by 4 P.M.
I loved the way they did this song! They really created a mood in their version. Acapella done right by them
I love this song❤❤❤❤
Kyu Sakamoto's "Sukiyaki" was a No. 1 hit in the U.S. in 1963 - it's a very catchy tune. I'm fairly sure it was the only Japanese language song to ever be a smash hit in the U.S. th-cam.com/video/C35DrtPlUbc/w-d-xo.html
Cool band 😎 love them Angela
As if the Ray Mancini's famous instrumental "Moon River" was called "Meatloaf", like one critic said back then about the original Japanese song.
Jewel Akens did a version "My First Lonely Night" where the lyrics follow more closely to the original Japanese lyrics.
La di da di by doug e fresh is where you may have heard it and why it sounds familiar.
How about Dave Matthews band, Crash
I'm not sure where you heard that but I know its in the song La Di Da Di By Dougie Fresh and Slick Rick
Angela, a beautiful song to be sure, a classic. Kyu Sakamoto's "Sukiyaki" is the original and became the only Japanese language song to hit #1 on the charts in the U.S., take a listen! My personal favorite cover is Selena Quintanilla Perez's version of this timeless piece of music.
Angela ❤️the instrument is called a “Koto” the original “katamoto” single is not as good as Janice Marie Johnson’s rewritten version. The original is faster, more quirky. A “Taste of honey” did an excellent job with it! She gave estate co writer credit when they released it.
the group 4pm did a version of this as well I think thats the version you know
Kyu Sakamoto, original. ...RIP Sakamoto San.
Best part of this song... SAYONARA!!
This song was sampled by Slick Rick in La di da di.
Original song for this was Sukiyaki created and sung by a Japanese American. He sung it in Japanese and it became a big hit the states and in Japan. Check it out it's in Japanese but it's great song. It was a guy singing it I forgot to mention that
Kyu Sakamoto he died in a plane crash in 1985 aged 43
4PM put out a great catchy English version worth checking out
It definitely sounds like a harp.
yes, check out the original. feels different. that one always moves me!
I think you may be around the same age as I am so I wonder if what you're remembering the opening lyrics from is a rap song called "Ladi Dadi." Originally done by Dougie Fresh and Slick Rick. Then remade by Snoop Dogg in the early 1990's.
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Slick Rick and Snoop Dogg used it in they song "La Di Do Di" ...
Snoop sampled it iin his remake laddie doddie gave a like comment and subscribed
Far as I know nobody has ever reacted to Generation X their greatest song is Kiss me deadly, come on, I want to see my name
The Sakamoto original is a must listen.
The original is so much better, this is really knackered up.
Oh it's good David....Jesus Christ
Hello my name is Alex I live in Russia in the suburb of Krasnodar I ask you to look at the cl
ip of dimash and after your reaction to this artist your views will increase very much he has many great songs to which you can record your reactions for example Dimash-Across Endless Dimensions Dimash - Sinful passion (Sinful passion) A'Studio Dimash-SOS
Slick Rick
Slick Rick had it in his song
You pronounced it correctly. It's a Japanese dish that has nothing to do with the song but the title was chosen only because that was the only Japanese word Americans knew at the time.
Need to react to we got the groove has lots of different horns sounds saxophone trumpet trombone