@@big6142 People assume that the British, with their then still existing colonial empire, notorious snobbiness and archaic customs would have had a similar attitude towards race as the Americans of the time. But the British in general are a little more complicated than that, then as now.
@@thomastimlin1724 Goes back to the war, really. British people were shocked at how the US army treated black soldiers, there are numerous stories, like when Bamber Bridge was told one of its three pubs would have to be designated for "coloured" troops, all three put up signs saying "coloured only".
Another British female singer from this era is Petula Clark. I don’t know if you have ever reacted to her. Her biggest hit was called Downtown but she had several other hits.
"Wishin' and Hopin'" is a 1963 song written by Hal David and Burt Bacharach. It was first recorded by Dionne Warwick for her debut studio album Presenting Dionne Warwick. The better known version is by Dusty Springfield. Dusty Springfield (April 16, 1939 - March 2, 1999) was an English singer. Her real name was Mary Isobel Catherine Bernadette O'Brien. Her musical career lasted from the late 1950s to the 1990s. She recorded over 200 songs during this time. She became one of the most successful female singers in Britain. She made soul music. Springfield died of breast cancer on March 3, 1999.
Luv Lulu most popular song "To Sir with Love" excellent song to react to and then have the Movie on Rob Squad Movie channel starring Sir Sidney Potier.
Jay & Amber, you'll love her "The Look Of Love" !!! edit -like today's song, its written by Hal David (lyrics) and Burt Bacharach (music). "Wishin' And Hopin' " first recorded by Dionne Warwick 1962. Burt loves workin' in those horns!
Jay and Amber you have to listen to my all-time favorite Dusty Springfield song, her duet with the Pet Shop Boys, “What Have I Done to Deserve This”. Dusty is in her prime!
Love Dusty's music. She had such a cool voice, I remember other songs she sang and its unforunate she was not appreciated more back then. Blessing to all. Your faithful follower. 🫶👍💜💯🎼
Another wonderful Burt Bacharach-Hal David song! They knew how to find the most stellar women to interpret their work! You should review her rendition of Carole King’s “Goin’ Back” which was the B Side of “You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me” (In the UK). After that, you should try Carole’s version.
Dusty's rendition of *"The Windmills of Your Mind"* is simply outstanding. 'Wishin & Hopin' was earlier in her career, before she went to record the LP 'Dusty In Memphis'. *(In November 1968, during the Memphis sessions, Springfield suggested to Wexler (one of the heads of Atlantic Records) that he should sign the newly formed UK band Led Zeppelin.)* So there's THAT! Matter of fact, I'm gonna listen to *"The Windmills of Your Mind"* right after this post is done. It's THAT good!
Great to see another Dusty song, one of the UK's best female vocalists. She was also responsible for introducing Motown music to the UK , which people went on to love. 'In the middle of nowhere' is another good one-Colin Ward
Check out Dusty's cover of the Van Morrison classic - Tupelo Honey as well as The Pet Shop Boys - What Have I Done To Deserve This on which Dusty sang.
MAN, AMBER!! GREAT PICKS, TODAY, for FEMALE FRIDAY!!! ALL of them are some of my FAVORITE PERFORMERS!! LOVE Dusty Springfield!! I always thought she was just SO PRETTY, when I was a little girl....THANKS for these AWESOME TUNES, TODAY!! HAPPY FRIDAY, YA'LL!!! HUGS!!
More Dusty you guys haven't checked out yet: "Breakfast in Bed", "Just a Little Lovin'", "The Look of Love", "Little By Little", and "The Windmills of Your Mind".
I just love about anything Dusty. This is such a great song. It was one of my favorites to listen years ago, on the job, over the PA system. As you guys point out, it just has such a cool vibe. Such a legend.
A Memorable Song from an incredible period in music history, a cover that went to #6 on Billboard during Beatlemania and The British Invasion, such a time! :)
Damn, I always loved this song and remember it from my mom listening to the "oldies" station back in the 80's, but I always assumed it was a Motown song. I never knew it was Dusty!
It was wonderful, wonderful.But I love the country.Girl sung in this country country songs at works for my cazama hell Bailey.I hail bailey's like country girls sing in country song
Speaking’s of Brits, have you heard of Lulu? She did a great song called “To Sir, With Love” from the great movie “Blackboard Jungle” starring Sidney Poitier, one of the best black actors of all time. Lulu was in the movie too, and sang the song to Sidney at the end (I think it was at the end? Someone correct me if I’m wrong). Also, Lulu was married to Bee Gee twin Maurice (Morris) Gibb for a short time. Note: The movie is “To Sir, With Love”, not “Blackboard Jungle”, though Sidney co-starred in that movie.
Yes they have and they reacted to Sir with Love not to long after Sidney Poitier’s death. But the name of the movie is To Sir with Love from 1967. Blackboard Jungle is another film all together from the 1950’s.
@@elizabethfranco1284 … Thanks 😊! I’m always getting those mixed up, even though I should know the song is the title of the movie. Never used to do stuff like that when I was younger. Will correct my post.
Before going out solo in 1963, Dusty also did some great stuff with The Springfields (who included her brother Tom). Their songs usually had Dusty singing alone for a few bars, and it was obvious she would become a huge star in her own right before long. Their best-known records included Breakaway, Say I Won't Be There, Island Of Dreams, and their big US hit Silver Threads And Golden Needles.
I just discovered that Dusty Springfield & Daryl Hall, sang a duet song after the ending of the movie, "While You Were Sleeping". Her vocals are more expressive than her earlier songs. Though her earlier vocals fit the type of songs that she did. With Daryl Hall, her vocals are very strong & she shines.
This song is such an earworm that as recently as this century did I sing, to my darlin', a version that went: "All you've gotta do is s--- him and f--- him...and on and on." Thankfully met with a sense of humor. Still alive. Once in a mountain restaurant with my papa, a mini jukebox was at the edge of the table, and I played this song.
Nice! If one wanted to, one could interpret this as a sexist song, but it's really not. It's about being active, rather than passive. It encourages women to get up and do something and make it happen, rather than just waiting for it to happen. Let's face it: It really isn't that hard to win over a man. But you do have to put some effort in.
In the late 60's when I was in grade school, we would hear this song in the car everytime we went shopping with our Mom for new school clothes. This and "Downtown" by Petulia Clark.
This is the song I sing to my dogs when they come into the kitchen when I’m cooking. Because they are wishing & hoping & thinking & dreaming & praying that I’ll drop something
One of my favourite Dusty songs. The Merseybeats did an excellent version of this too. Reached No.13 in the UK in 1964. Dusty's version was a hit in the USA.
The 45 of this became the very first record I ever bought~ I rode my bike a long way to get it ~ even some of those early Beatles records could not compete
One of my favorite memories: 1969 - On R&R or leave from the Viet. War (took both in Sydney, Australia, 1 wk. each) took a local girl to a dinner theater where Dusty Springfield was the headliner. I had only 1 or 2 mos. left in my tour of duty then back to "The World". Short timer!
Why the heck am I not getting notification? As a Latina, i knew most people don’t listen to this type of music. I did and I loved it! Keep doing what you do.
Sometimes notifications just cancel out. Sometimed I have to 're-subscribe'. Be sure to answer 'All' after you ring the bell. Then you'll be alerted of any one they post. Unless of course you do have a preference.
I was the one to play at school in dorm when someone got engaged we would sing her song about true love. Memories!❤❤we would have a candle passing around in the hallway and would end up with the engaged one!❤
Here is another Female Friday suggestion I made in the past, that is jazz royalty; Nancy Wilson. “Guess who I saw today” is a great song with a great story and a surprising ending. You will ask where she has been as well.
Head for Dusty's classic "Dusty In Memphis" album, loaded with great songs (which included "Son Of A Preacher Man") "So Much Love" "Don't Forget About Me" "No Easy Way Out."
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"I Only Want To Be With You" is my fav by Dusty.
Mine too. They reacted to that one already.
Mine as well! hope you had a great 4th.
yes please do the song with the Pet Shop Boys!
Yes definitely.
That's a great song but I really enjoy the song All I See Is You. She lets that beautiful voice soar.
My Lady Dusty would not sing to segregated audiences. #Class
She was !
Beatles would not either...most English acts would not. Ironic isn't it? segregated audiences however were a mornoic concept.
@@thomastimlin1724 How is it ironic?
@@big6142 People assume that the British, with their then still existing colonial empire, notorious snobbiness and archaic customs would have had a similar attitude towards race as the Americans of the time. But the British in general are a little more complicated than that, then as now.
@@thomastimlin1724 Goes back to the war, really. British people were shocked at how the US army treated black soldiers, there are numerous stories, like when Bamber Bridge was told one of its three pubs would have to be designated for "coloured" troops, all three put up signs saying "coloured only".
Another British female singer from this era is Petula Clark. I don’t know if you have ever reacted to her. Her biggest hit was called Downtown but she had several other hits.
Yes! I was thinking of Petula the other day! Where would one even begin?
@@Earcandy73 I have requested her at least a few times. If she still gives interviews, that would be a great guest for them to do on their interviews.
They did Downtown 2 years ago. That's the only one of hers they've done so far.
They've reacted to her once. Predictably, Jay was underwhelmed.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Downtown_(Petula_Clark_album) Jimmy Page played on that album!
"The Look of Love" is another Dusty classic.
Possibly the sexiest song ever.
Or Breakfast in Bed, or Spooky
Yeah "look" please, Amber & Jay☺
Her rendition of The Look of Love is her best song.
❤
Agree, it's sultry, smoky and sexy and has a great sax too.
"Wishin' and Hopin'" is a 1963 song written by Hal David and Burt Bacharach. It was first recorded by Dionne Warwick for her debut studio album Presenting Dionne Warwick. The better known version is by Dusty Springfield. Dusty Springfield (April 16, 1939 - March 2, 1999) was an English singer. Her real name was Mary Isobel Catherine Bernadette O'Brien. Her musical career lasted from the late 1950s to the 1990s. She recorded over 200 songs during this time. She became one of the most successful female singers in Britain. She made soul music. Springfield died of breast cancer on March 3, 1999.
Good song.⭐ Dusty has had many great songs. RIP Dusty Springfield.💗🙏
She was a big star in the 1960s I grew up with her music thanx for giving it a listen.
Once again , Amber hits the nail on the head. This was a different time but Amber gets the message. 😊
I’ve loved Dusty since the 60’s along with Cilla Black and Petula Clark and Lulu.
Luv Lulu most popular song "To Sir with Love" excellent song to react to and then have the Movie on Rob Squad Movie channel starring Sir Sidney Potier.
@@longshank59 they reacted to that song two years ago
Jay & Amber, you'll love her "The Look Of Love" !!!
edit -like today's song, its written by Hal David (lyrics) and Burt Bacharach (music). "Wishin' And Hopin' " first recorded by Dionne Warwick 1962.
Burt loves workin' in those horns!
Yes
Gladys Knight did the best rendition of “ The look of love “ no other version comes even close .
Love Dusty but Gladys Knight does the best version of that song.
imo of course.
Dusty Springfield did a duet with The Pet Shop Boys - "What have I done to deserve this?". It was a big hit.
They also produced "In Private".
This song was written by Burt Bacharach. Many of his songs were first sung by Dionne Warwick. Dionne sang it first but I love Dusty's version best.
Also Mr. Hal David
@@himaxize Yes Hal David was the lyricist. Bacharach wrote the music
"The Look of Love" is one of my favorite songs by her.
You will love 'Stay Awhile '..pure Dusty
You can't keep doing Female Fridays without honoring one of the truly great female singers of the late 60's/early 70's.....DIONNE WARWICK.
Totally agree. Can't believe they haven't done any of her hits.
Yes. Don't Make Me Over is one of my favorites!
Martha & the Vandellas?????
Dionne Warwick did the soundtrack for the movie...Valley of the Dolls....awesome!
Especially her early work like Walk on By
You really must hear her singing “Son of a Preacher Man” and “The Look of Love.” To me, those are her two greatest songs.
Totally
They reacted to the first one.
@@RabbiSteve1they just said they listened to Son of a Preacher Man !
They used this as opening in mivie "My best friend's wedding ", hilarious 😂
Jay and Amber you have to listen to my all-time favorite Dusty Springfield song, her duet with the Pet Shop Boys, “What Have I Done to Deserve This”. Dusty is in her prime!
I love this singer from the 60s.! Her voice was so awesome. ❤
Love Dusty's music. She had such a cool voice, I remember other songs she sang and its unforunate she was not appreciated more back then. Blessing to all. Your faithful follower. 🫶👍💜💯🎼
she was such a great talent
This song was huge in high school bc of the fil Amy Best Friends Wedding.
Please do her take on "The Look of Love" where she shows her smoky, sultry voice.
Her cover of Anyone Who Had A Heart is my personal favorite.
Another wonderful Burt Bacharach-Hal David song! They knew how to find the most stellar women to interpret their work! You should review her rendition of Carole King’s “Goin’ Back” which was the B Side of “You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me” (In the UK). After that, you should try Carole’s version.
Dusty's rendition of *"The Windmills of Your Mind"* is simply outstanding.
'Wishin & Hopin' was earlier in her career, before she went to record the LP 'Dusty In Memphis'. *(In November 1968, during the Memphis sessions, Springfield suggested to Wexler (one of the heads of Atlantic Records) that he should sign the newly formed UK band Led Zeppelin.)* So there's THAT!
Matter of fact, I'm gonna listen to *"The Windmills of Your Mind"* right after this post is done. It's THAT good!
Great to see another Dusty song, one of the UK's best female vocalists. She was also responsible for introducing Motown music to the UK , which people went on to love. 'In the middle of nowhere' is another good one-Colin Ward
Try " l Only Want to be With You" and "What Have l Done to Deserve This" a song she sings with the Pet Shop Boys.
No one ever sounded like the great Dusty.
Son of a Preacher Man will always be my favorite. Ms. Joss Stone has done absolute KILLER versions of it.
Ms Joss is Stone cold. 😇
Check out Dusty's cover of the Van Morrison classic - Tupelo Honey as well as The Pet Shop Boys - What Have I Done To Deserve This on which Dusty sang.
MAN, AMBER!! GREAT PICKS, TODAY, for FEMALE FRIDAY!!! ALL of them are some of my FAVORITE PERFORMERS!! LOVE Dusty Springfield!! I always thought she was just SO PRETTY, when I was a little girl....THANKS for these AWESOME TUNES, TODAY!! HAPPY FRIDAY, YA'LL!!! HUGS!!
You should check out her duet with Pet Shop Boys "What Have I Done to Deserve This".
"The look of Love" should be your next Dusty Springfield reaction.
Totally agree ~ !
Love All her Hits from the day. Just takes Me back! Great Reaction You Guys! :)
this is a LOVE song
Big blonde hair! Girl could sing!
Dusty was awesome and a BIG TIME party girl! Unfortunately,she died of cancer.
This is the first song i heard by her, way, way back❤
More Dusty you guys haven't checked out yet: "Breakfast in Bed", "Just a Little Lovin'", "The Look of Love", "Little By Little", and "The Windmills of Your Mind".
Wonderful
Haven't heard this in a while. Thank you for reminding me!
I just love about anything Dusty. This is such a great song. It was one of my favorites to listen years ago, on the job, over the PA system. As you guys point out, it just has such a cool vibe. Such a legend.
A Memorable Song from an incredible period in music history, a cover that went to #6 on Billboard during Beatlemania and The British Invasion, such a time! :)
Such a great voice.Just a wonderful lady. Sultry
So i ran across you two today and went down memory lane. So glad to be born in the 50’s and growing up with most of your play list.
Damn, I always loved this song and remember it from my mom listening to the "oldies" station back in the 80's, but I always assumed it was a Motown song. I never knew it was Dusty!
So many Dusty classics! Close My Eyes And count To Ten is another great one!
Just amazingly beautiful thanks yall
My favorite Dusty Springfield song from the summer of 64, listened to this on the beach at the Jersey shore. My cousin had the same hair
Just love Dusty Springfield!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It was wonderful, wonderful.But I love the country.Girl sung in this country country songs at works for my cazama hell Bailey.I hail bailey's like country girls sing in country song
beautiful song
Love you two,your the best. !!!!!
this was in 1963 - went to #4. "66 - You don't have to say you love me; 68/69 - Son of a Preacher Man. Lovely mezzo-soprano voice.
Amber, don't forget one fine Friday to feature the fabulous artist Jewel with her fantastic song, "Foolish Games:! You will be flummoxed I feel!!
This song is one of Dusty's early classics from 1964
Very 60’s vibe. Love it.❤
Dusty Springfields brother Tom Springfield wrote the Seekers i'll never find another You.
We had that song played at my Mum's funeral. X
@@deannebeech5249 Sorry about the loss of your Mum, May she rest in peace.
Speaking’s of Brits, have you heard of Lulu? She did a great song called “To Sir, With Love” from the great movie “Blackboard Jungle” starring Sidney Poitier, one of the best black actors of all time. Lulu was in the movie too, and sang the song to Sidney at the end (I think it was at the end? Someone correct me if I’m wrong). Also, Lulu was married to Bee Gee twin Maurice (Morris) Gibb for a short time. Note: The movie is “To Sir, With Love”, not “Blackboard Jungle”, though Sidney co-starred in that movie.
Yes they have and they reacted to Sir with Love not to long after Sidney Poitier’s death. But the name of the movie is To Sir with Love from 1967. Blackboard Jungle is another film all together from the 1950’s.
They did To Sir, With Love (the song) 2 years ago. They haven't seen the movie, though.
@@elizabethfranco1284 … Thanks 😊! I’m always getting those mixed up, even though I should know the song is the title of the movie. Never used to do stuff like that when I was younger. Will correct my post.
Simply fell in love with her. Still do. Thank you.
This song reminds me of My Best Friend's Wedding with Julia Roberts. Fun movie!
Yes! Came here to say the same. I can’t believe they haven’t reacted to My Best Friends Wedding. Love that movie so much!
Dusty Springfield's duet with Burt Bacharach "A House is not A Home" is an absolute must for a reaction❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love dusty so much.
Dusty Springfield had alot of great songs sing right along with her
Yall always drop bangers ❤,even oldies amazing
Great reaction from y’all 👏🏻🥰‼️
Before going out solo in 1963, Dusty also did some great stuff with The Springfields (who included her brother Tom). Their songs usually had Dusty singing alone for a few bars, and it was obvious she would become a huge star in her own right before long. Their best-known records included Breakaway, Say I Won't Be There, Island Of Dreams, and their big US hit Silver Threads And Golden Needles.
What have I done to deserve this, was her comeback with The Pet Shop Boys. Huge hit in 1986
My Best Friends Wedding. 💒
I just discovered that Dusty Springfield & Daryl Hall, sang a duet song after the ending of the movie, "While You Were Sleeping". Her vocals are more expressive than her earlier songs. Though her earlier vocals fit the type of songs that she did. With Daryl Hall, her vocals are very strong & she shines.
This song is such an earworm that as recently as this century did I sing, to my darlin', a version that went: "All you've gotta do is s--- him and f--- him...and on and on." Thankfully met with a sense of humor. Still alive. Once in a mountain restaurant with my papa, a mini jukebox was at the edge of the table, and I played this song.
Nice!
If one wanted to, one could interpret this as a sexist song, but it's really not. It's about being active, rather than passive. It encourages women to get up and do something and make it happen, rather than just waiting for it to happen. Let's face it: It really isn't that hard to win over a man. But you do have to put some effort in.
“Losing you” is just a great song, co-written by her brother.
The hardest working couple in show business! Thanks for all the music.
You have to think of the times this was written…but really it still happens.
"Little by Little" is one of her best.
A beautiful song of hers is Windmills of Your Mind! You will love it!
Yes . . . Dionne! Start with one of her earliest: “I Smiled Yesterday.”
In the late 60's when I was in grade school, we would hear this song in the car everytime we went shopping with our Mom for new school clothes. This and "Downtown" by Petulia Clark.
Dusty had a beautiful voice...Great song...
If you have a record collection, you need to have Dusty's greatest hits. So many good songs. Dusty was special.
This is the song I sing to my dogs when they come into the kitchen when I’m cooking.
Because they are wishing & hoping & thinking & dreaming & praying that I’ll drop something
One of my favourite Dusty songs. The Merseybeats did an excellent version of this too. Reached No.13 in the UK in 1964. Dusty's version was a hit in the USA.
My favorite Dusty song is I Only Wanta Be With You.
A lifetime favorite
Hi Guys greetings from England 🇬🇧 you should check out Dusty and The Pet Shop Boys singing "What have I Done To Deserve This" its a great song!!!
The 45 of this became the very first record I ever bought~ I rode my bike a long way to get it ~ even some of those early Beatles records could not compete
One of my favorite memories: 1969 - On R&R or leave from the Viet. War (took both in Sydney, Australia, 1 wk. each) took a local girl to a dinner theater where Dusty Springfield was the headliner. I had only 1 or 2 mos. left in my tour of duty then back to "The World". Short timer!
“Dusty in Memphis” is one of my favorite albums of all time. It’s what “Preacher Man” is from.
"Wives and Lovers" was a popular crooner song by Jack Jones in 1963. It had a similar message for the wives.
Why the heck am I not getting notification? As a Latina, i knew most people don’t listen to this type of music. I did and I loved it! Keep doing what you do.
Sometimes notifications just cancel out. Sometimed I have to 're-subscribe'. Be sure to answer 'All' after you ring the bell. Then you'll be alerted of any one they post. Unless of course you do have a preference.
Thank you for sharing this song. Love Dusty Springfield. The music back then was sung from the heart -- it had to be! Oh btw, I love your shirts. lol.
I was the one to play at school in dorm when someone got engaged we would sing her song about true love. Memories!❤❤we would have a candle passing around in the hallway and would end up with the engaged one!❤
Please, her "Windmills of Your Mind" is a must!
Kathie says… I love Dusty!!! This one was from 1964. Please listen to GIRL DON’T COME, by SANDY SHAW (1964) from Britain ❤️❤️❤️
Another British Artist guys 🇬🇧🙂
From Another Jay 😎
Just a little lovin from Dusty in Memphis is my favourite.
Here is another Female Friday suggestion I made in the past, that is jazz royalty; Nancy Wilson. “Guess who I saw today” is a great song with a great story and a surprising ending. You will ask where she has been as well.
Head for Dusty's classic "Dusty In Memphis" album, loaded with great songs (which included "Son Of A Preacher Man")
"So Much Love" "Don't Forget About Me" "No Easy Way Out."
You Don't Have to Say You Love Me will always be my favorite Dusty song! You should check out The Look of Love next!
Best version of this is live in ready steady go,Motown special.
Dusty Springfield ,with Martha and the vVandellas, singing this song together in1965
Other Dusty hits "In Private" also "Nothing has been proved" and my favourite "Goin' back".