Dusty Springfield - Son of a preacher man
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Dusty was Irish. Her real name was Mary O'Brien. Born in London to Irish parents.
As the sweet talking first born son of a preacher man this has long been my jam. Oh those good old days.
Dusty had a great career. Check out "You don't have to say you love me" , "Coloring Book", many more. Great review!
Shes actually irish, her name was Mary o Brien
She is featured with Cilla Black in a 1965 concert in London which also featured The Beatles,The Rolling Stones,The Animals,Donovan and just about every famous brit artist from that time.It is a poll winners contest that turned into a mini Woodstock.I highly recommend it.
Thank you thank you thank you I love the groove to this song. I love watching you groove to it.
Love this song, but when I think of Dusty I think of The Look of Love....stunning!!!!
*Wooh!! This is a great song!!*
*Deep, wonderful reaction Kali* 💯💯❤
There she is...Dusty Springfield, simply marvelous! One of the great vocalists of the 1960s.
What a gal.
Mary Isabel Catherine Bernadette O'Brien, OBE (1939-1999). Her early family group was the Springfields.
I am also a oct 7th libra dustry has a sensual soulful voice love listening to her on pulp fiction soundtrack listen love her just like u she rocks
My dad is a preacher! I have a sister two years younger than me. My teenage years were a lot of fun!
Dusty is actually of Irish parentage though she was raised in London UK. She was a huge fan of Tamala Motown and heavily influenced by black American music.
This song was originally written for Aretha Franklin, but, she passed on it! They gave it to Dusty, and the rest is history. You likely have already discovered that, though. 😉
well dang!
I haven't seen "Kill Bill", but this song can be heard in "Pulp Fiction" when John Travolta arrives at the house while Mia/Uma Thurman is getting ready.
all those African sculptures btw
Son of a preacher from Pulp Fiction, the most iconic.
She did a lot of singing in the USA with black female groups.
White? Black? We are all pink on the inside!
Very very true ☝️☺️
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I live in London and that's a racist bit of propaganda, you can go any where you like .
OHHHHH! OK! Thank God!! cause yeah.. I was all believing it!! bahahahaha! come on now! you guys know how gullible i can be! :)
Dusty had her own show on US TV.
FYI- you mentioned how pretty she was - yes she is BUT you are prettier- Ty very much for all the awesome reactions
aww...you made my night...thankyou Anton... so sweet
I would love to hear mama church preach on this #CREEKSQUAD
Actually, Aretha Franklin did cover "Son of a Preacher Man"; Dusty was very glad she did.
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ps big news: adele has a one note one dynamic voice. She doesnt come close to the nuance Dusty Springfield had re vocal control and range. She could never sing In The Land Of Make Believe, No Easy Way Down, or Breakfast In Bed... or most of the songs on Dusty In Memphis. No wonder she/adele says Springfield was her favorite singer growing up.
cool
nice
Trevor Noah - he took over The Daily Show from Jon Stewart.
That is it!! thankyou P,M!!! yes yes!! i couldn't remember!!
Hello beautiful queen
british singer
Irish not british
@@leeoobrien7726 Exactly, she was Irish. Born in London to Irish parents.
@@leeoobrien7726 Her real name was Mary O'Brien.
Please please please react to Aretha Franklin - Natural Woman at the Kennedy centre honours 2015.
Quite possibly the best video on TH-cam!!!
How tf did we go from Dusty to your kids?
YT need to freaking change the way it treats reacts channel.. You should not have pause so many times to not get a strike its BS!! But that is YT for you..
The song is originally on her album "Dusty In Memphis". I saw Dusty once here in NYC at an old Maury the K show. Alan Freed's R&R shows in the early 50'swere the first really integrated audiences here in NYC where there were no designated black section----and yes, you could be arrested in this country for not obeying Jim Crow laws at the time. Murray took over for Alan after he was fired for accepting bribes to play songs (called "Payola") on his radio station in 1959. Murray's first shows were in 1960. There weren't that many people in the audience that day and she invited everyone by waving people forward from the balconies and back rows to move up into the orchestra seats. She then proceeded to do "I Only Want To Be With You" and "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me". She was dynamic and expressive on stage, and she moved around a lot. As compared to Dionne Warwick whom I saw earlier (later?) at a Murray the K show who was too afraid to move from her one spot. The Dusty show was September 9, 1964 and the show included Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson and The Miracles, The Contours ("Do You Love Me?), The Temptations, Millie Small ("My Boy Lollipop"), The Searchers, Jay and The Americans, The Dovells ("Bristol Stomp"), Little Anthony and The Imperials, The Shangri-Las ("Leader Of The Pack"), The Ronettes and The Supremes. What a show.
WOW!!!!!!! what a show is absolutely CORRECT!!! HOLY TOLEDO!! ... I THINK I WOULD HAVE... hold on... i had to stop yelling in all caps..LOL.... to see Smokey Robinson, Diane Warwick and now that i am acquanted with Dusty... wowie WOW! I WOULD have came outta my shell to see that show!! BET!
@@KristinKali Okay, hold onto your seat. The Murray the K show I saw Dionne was on September 4th, 1963 and it included (and this is all true), Ben E. King (Stand By Me), Little Stevie Wonder (and he did "Fingertips"), The Drifters ("Under The Boardwalk"), Smokey Robinson and The Miracles, The Tymes ("So Much In Love"), The Chifons ("He's So Fine"), Jan and Dean ("Little Old Lady From Pasadena"), Jay and The Americans, Gene Pitney ("Town Without Pity"), and The Ronettes. I went to a lot of his shows because I lived only 10 blocks away and the bus took me directly from my door to the theater and directly back. Before I was 13 years old I saw over 100 live R&R acts. By the time I was 30 I also saw pretty much every classic rock band.
Adele verison 1
I'm not positive, but it sounds like the comedian you're talking about is Trevor Noah who took over the Daily Show. He was born in South Africa and had a black mom and white dad.
That is it!! yes! thankyou so much!! i feel so much better now!! :)
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I how did the music get so bad? Good question, here is one answer. It takes to long for a real artist to create, it is much easier and more profitable to just punch out music based on a proven formula of rhythm and cord progressions, somebody with an ok voice, apply auto tuning, kick in the marketing machine, and success. You don't even have to be talented anymore, just good looking.