@@sirkat344 I seen her interview on UA-cam and she said she doesn't want to be controlled by these labels. There's a lot of artists that are now taking the stand and depart from the labels because of the streaming services
@@sirkat344 I watch the interview with Joss Stone how she talked about when she dyed her hair her record label had a fit. They control every aspect of you
@@jjack2780 Yes, I am aware of this. Been around for nearly 60 yrs and have heard many. many artists say this. I get it. I think you misunderstand me. Meh, it happens...
I've heard this version numerous times but had never noticed how Scott's piano riffs specifically aimed at complimenting the vocals -- thanks for the insight!
About your comment how Idol sometimes take contestants that don't have enough music experience to make something of their opportunities after the show is over. Haley's music experience comes from being the daughter of life time working musicians, but that wasn't enough for her. Working on her debut album, she insisted w/ Interscope that she be there at every step of the process so she could learn it. She even was given the opportunity to participate in the design and concepts of her album cover and music video. As much as Interscope was part of a 'down' time for Haley, I give them a lot of credit for giving Haley a lot of input into her album. Most songs on Idol albums are written for them by label song writers. All but one of fourteen songs on Haley's debut album was written by her (her debut single "Free" was not written by Haley). After Idol, Haley was introduced to her long time Lawyer, Dina LaPolt, by Aerosmith's Steven Tyler. At the time, Dina was teaching a course at one of the CA colleges (UCLA I think?), so Haley took a semester in that class to start learning about the music business. Haley also signed w/ a Canadian publishing company that happened to be down the hall way from Dina's office. The first thing Ole did was send Haley to song writing schools abroad, including Santorini, Greece, where Haley met song writers she still writes with. Haley's longest post Idol relationships are with two entities that were there from the beginning, helping her learn about the business and nurturing her early career. Props to Haley knowing that she had much to learn and finding those who can teach her the industry so she doesn't have to rely on labels to make decisions for her
It's awesome hearing about artists making smart choices, too often I hear the other side of that coin. It's easy to become cynical about the business when you constantly hear about artists being taken advantage of.
People just do not understand what an 'advance' is. It's not a salary, It's a loan to set your situation up, like form a band, buy equipment, outfits, so you can do your job for the label and make money. Advances need to be paid back whether monetarily or by fulfilling contractual obligations to the label, that's why it's so restricting, you have to do what they say because You owe them. When Haley got dropped by Interscope not from anything she did, BEFORE she was able to promote her debut album w/ them, she never got to press, she never got to tour to support the album, let alone sell merch, she had zero ability to repay the advance quickly, it was a debt she accrued right out of the gate. That is why Haley went 'radio silent' for over a year after Interscope dropped her, either that or she had a 'no compete' clause in her contract that prevented her from signing w/ anyone else for a period of time. Haley wisely chose the independent route because she's fully aware and confident in her own abilities to succeed on her own merits.
I am absolutely terrified of spending other peoples money. It must be so tempting to go nuts when you get that first big record label advance, but it's straight-up gambling.
Aftet her CREEP performance with PMJ. this is one of the BEST EVER single take LIVE performances EVER recorded, of course there is some post production though.
I have followed Hailey since her audition on American Idol (WHICH SHE SHOULD HAVE ONE, but I digress). I've watched first reactions to her work for a few years (Creep), and while all are appreciative of the performance, you are the first one who has offered educated commentary and your appreciation of the overall talent was absolutely spot on. New follower, btw.
Thank you so much! My mission from the outset was to try to add extra value to viewers wherever I can. Some people just like a “that was awesome” but I can often offer a little more insight than that. Also in return I have learned SO MUCH from the comments! ❤️
I’m a huge fan of PMJ in general, and Haley in particular. Not long ago, I decided I wasn’t going to watch any more reaction videos, because I wasn’t sure there was much anyone could say that hadn’t already been said. Now, I’m glad I didn’t stick with that, because you really put your finger on something significant that I’d been thinking about, with the very insightful comment about standing alongside, instead of on the shoulders of their predecessors. That’s it in a nutshell. Thank you.
A great one to react too in the future might be Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra feat. Haley Reinhart! I think that was great. Thanks for all you do!
For your own enjoyment regarding 'visual writing' to listen to. One of my favorite recent Haley originals is "Oh Damn", Haley said she was inspired to write it while listening to "Doo Wop" on an am station. For me, the song immediately brings up images of a humid, sweaty summer day down near the bayou, with lyrics such as: "Tryna get on the scene so my sugar and cream can see me Hop on a greyhound to a flyover town Damn, I hope you're down to pick me up And driver winks and smiles at me and says, "Kid, good luck" I imagine the video is Haley lazing in a hammock on the banks of the Bayou, sipping some ice cold lemonade and day dreaming 🙃
LOOK. She is the quintessential 'Broad' and we love it. The arrangement is impeccable and her rendition is solid and the voice angelic. It really throughs you for a loop. Thanks for sharing.
Oh, wow, a shoutout to the Cherry Poppin' Daddies.... They were local to me, and I can't count how many times I saw them in small bars. Absolutely KILLER live, too. Fortunately, PMJ seems to have much greater longevity. Glad you're doing a deep dive. If you haven't already, I recommend their version of "Royals", featuring Puddles the Sad Clown (as well as, literally, ANYTHING they've done).
Request. A more recent collaboration between Haley and PMJ is Don't Speak, a No Doubt song. Definitely shows a vocally more mature Haley. You won't regret it
Oh my god, I have seen so many reactions to this song but have only just noticed that Haley's dress matches the background of the White Stripes video !
The world would be much better with more Hailey Reinhart and less singers with everything out. This type of class is mindblowing. If you don't smile at this video you need a coroner. You are dead inside.
I have such a mad crush on Haley. Lol. Something I’ve noticed in this performance and Creep is both songs she has this Joe Cocker like moment where she kind of spasms. So cool.
Wonderful analysis! I've gotten more interested in jazz over the past few years, from its beginnings and bebop up to modern stuff. Scott Bradley definitely has a feel for these genres, and is a master at arranging popular songs to fit. Thanks so much for providing more insight in to the music.
A lovely bit of trivia pointed out on another channel is that her dress is in the colours of New Orleans Saints - a great example of PMJ's attention to detail in their productions.
Great reaction as always. I like that you let the video play in it's entirety, with your facial remarks, and then go back and dissect it. Haley mentioned in an interview that her videos with PMJ bring out her alter ego. Your comment about her scat singing, imitating the sound of trumpets is spot on. Haley is a master in playing the "frumpet". A couple of examples are God bless the child ua-cam.com/video/dvouGjJAEL4/v-deo.html Gee baby ain't I good to you. ua-cam.com/video/RBFdUkahpqk/v-deo.html Steam roller blues ua-cam.com/video/5dK7ikvK0_I/v-deo.html
Haley has found her best genre. I love her voice and her expressions of each and every note. She is the giant of the female voice industry as far as I believe.
The thing is, Haley is so dynamic and pleasing to the ear, it's going to be so easy to just focus on her PMJ projects, which is okay, only you have to ask yourself, what you're leaving on the table. I know - because that is what I did when I first heard them (though I've known Haley & her musical soul mate, Casey Abrams from American Idol). But I was really intrigued by how Scott Bradlee put all this together and curious as to how he became successful, so much so that I bought his book, "Outside the Jukebox: How I Turned My Vintage Music Obsession into My Dream Gig" (Amazon). Well, not only did it show me his process, but it also opened up a number of new vocalists I'd never heard of but that he collaborated with to bring success to his project - some of which are still on my playlist. That, and I found it a good read. So if you're feeling like you're denying yourself of music you'd like to sample off his hundreds of videos, that might be a good source to consider in deciding what to put aside to react to and leaving hundreds of other videos they've produced to enjoy now.
Pre-pandemic I was hoping to get as many PMJ to sign Scott's book for me, I think I have 12 including Scott, Haley, Casey, Jacob, Morgan, Sarah Niemitz, Adam Kubota, etc... Unfortunately, the artists during PMJ's glory years of 2015-2018 no longer tour w/ PMJ although I still want to get Ariana's. She's the only one missing I want to get from what I consider to be the golden era of PMJ's tours when Scott played Piano at every show and there was only one touring cast
@@HaleysTusk I saw a show in 2015 in NOLA and Scott was not playing the keys. Found that a little disappointing but I didn't let it get me down. It was a great show with those golden era kids.
@@bertjones3010 in 2015? That must’ve been late in the year, I saw 5 shows in 2015, four in the US, one in the UK and he played each one. Now they have up to 3 troupes touring, it’s just not the same when your previous experience had Scott, Haley, Morgan, Ariana, Casey, Jacob and Sara Reich … I saw a show in Seattle with none of those except Casey, although I did see Sara Niemietz, Blake Lewis, Maya Sykes, it just didn’t have the “oomph” that 2015 US/Europe/Australia tour did #spoiled :P
@@bertjones3010 I saw your message on IG (I reserve IG DMs to message artists & musicians), so you actually saw them near the end of 2016. As far as I’m aware, Scott played all shows in 2015 on the European/US/Australian tours, right when they were exploding with that fantastic line-up. Scott took time off after that tremendously long stretch in 2015. As a a consolation, you did see Jesse Elder on piano, who IMO, is only second to Scott playing piano behind Haley. Jesse is super talented and was Scott’s second, his music director at that time, In fact, Jesse was Haley’s keyboard player for her European tour in 2017.
@@HaleysTusk Sorry about abusing your DM though I knew of no other way to let you know what I was up - I have since posted it on my photos page there and tagged some people - Jesse was one of them. Do you know who the person next Sarah Reich?
Really enjoyed this one. Thanks. Since you are on a vocals journey, you may want to checkout LP : her live performances and/or official videos are great. A few choices would be The One That You Love; Muddy Waters (live); When We're High (video)
PMJ is the best thing that ever happened for Hayley (to date). It gave her the chance to be authentic and show what she can really do with top notch backing band. Some day she will put together her own top notch backing band and get a good song writer to really show what she can do. She should be the biggest female artist going. I can't think of another artist who has so much special sauce. I fully intend to go to any show of hers if she ever makes it close to Toronto. Driving to see her in upper NY state, Michigan or upper Pennsylvania is possible if she has no shows in Canada.
@@PrymalChaos That would be great. She so embodies the singing style for this type of music. It seems to suit her well. I'd like to see her get the recognition she deserves singing any type of music.
Scott is the driving force behind PMJ and does all the arrangements. Unless they have changed, PMJ doesn't have a permanent group of musicians or vocalist. Scott invites different people depending on the sound he is trying to get, All About That Bass is a good example. This style of music is New Orleans dirge, a combination of blues/jazz.
Hi TROLLIE is it Nobel prize, Samuel, Alice, Eric , Sarah . Jahal , James jacovino. and now " the man " why so many name changes , anyway glad to see you're watching something you enjoy rather than trolling a 16 year old girl on her reactions .stay safe. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Such a crazy and yet wonderful performance! Haley and PMJ are great when they work together. By the way, you have a troll who is on your Comments section down below. He goes by the name Aurora and leaves negative comments, lies, and misinformation on many Angelina Jordan reactor pages for some strange reason. Many of Angelina fans are Haley fans as well, but we don't on a daily basis go to a bunch of Angelina Jordan reaction videos and purposely leave negative comments. You do have the ability to block and or remove this troll to hopefully dissuade this type of behavior. The choice is up to you. Please keep reacting and supporting Haley, she's a great singer!
Extending on your American Idol comment, Haley and fellow contestant Casey team up on this haunting original tune: Lay it Down: ua-cam.com/video/JqluowA-r5M/v-deo.html
With Postmodern there is no loss, I hope one day you give the cover of Nothing Else Matter with Caroline Baran (15 years old) and PMJ a chance. Success!!
"There's nothing sleazier than muted brass." I played trombone in school and can confirm this statement. In fact, I'd go so far as to suggest that the word "muted" might be unnecessary. Great reaction and analysis, Prymal! You mentioned Peggy Lee. Have you ever seen her live performance with her, at the time, husband Dave Barbour's group? It's pretty tight, and the guitar tone might be the best jazz tone on record. Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/4uTcw_A80Bo/v-deo.html
Jimmy Iovine, co-founder of Interscope Records, was an in-house mentor on Idol during Haley's season. He signed her to a record deal after the show. They released a deluxe version of her debut album, "Listen Up!", that was a Walmart exclusive. Haley cowrote 13 of the 14 songs. The NYT called the album "convincing and fresh." It noted: "these songs hark back to the 1960s and ’70s, when Motown girl groups were ceding ground to soul-driven rock. It’s singers’ territory that shows off both the smooth power of Ms. Reinhart’s voice and its engine-revving churn. "
@@PrymalChaos "listen up" felt a little too produced to me at very first after hearing it following my introduction to haley through all her PMJ work.. (i basically went backwards over time)... however, it did not take long before her uniqueness shined though and i now enjoy it as well as everything else (3 other solo albums and 1 more to be released next month). you could react to it's biggest hit from it here: ua-cam.com/video/b1ed3bSjqSI/v-deo.html to get a feel for her then. note that shortly after the album was released interscope ran into financial issues and haley was able to get rights to the music, etc. i think it was that fiasco combined with the AI producers that obviously resisted her from winning that she became naturally weary of the music industry. i eventually went back and watched her entire AI journey here: ua-cam.com/video/SavQWVlPl-Y/v-deo.html . there is also high quality videos of the individual AI performances here: ua-cam.com/users/Polychrome1201videos . if not the best vocal performer of our time, she is certainly the most underrated.
Great reactions - I like your style of letting the music come through. PMJ is a favorite of mine. Give "Royals" a listen. At first I thought it was a joke, but Puddles performance is definitely no joke. ua-cam.com/video/VBmCJEehYtU/v-deo.html
Scott the master. You’ll appreciate his piano talent when he brings in Miche Braden to reinvent Purple Rain. She’s a extremely accomplished blues/gospel pianist/vocalist and she totally digs Scott’s solo plus she makes you think that Prince’s version is a cover of HER song 🎶 ua-cam.com/video/LT8dW7bGuuM/v-deo.html
Haley in a recent interview about why she prefers to remain an independent artist" "I can never be inauthentic..."
And it shows in everything she does!
@@sirkat344 I seen her interview on UA-cam and she said she doesn't want to be controlled by these labels. There's a lot of artists that are now taking the stand and depart from the labels because of the streaming services
@@sirkat344 I watch the interview with Joss Stone how she talked about when she dyed her hair her record label had a fit. They control every aspect of you
@@jjack2780 Right. Preceisely. And it shows. Wasn't arguing, simply agreeing...
@@jjack2780 Yes, I am aware of this. Been around for nearly 60 yrs and have heard many. many artists say this. I get it. I think you misunderstand me. Meh, it happens...
Haley is the premier jazz Singer out there today. Watch her video with Jeff goldblum's jazz band live at the nightclub
Oh, that I gotta see!
I've heard this version numerous times but had never noticed how Scott's piano riffs specifically aimed at complimenting the vocals -- thanks for the insight!
About your comment how Idol sometimes take contestants that don't have enough music experience to make something of their opportunities after the show is over.
Haley's music experience comes from being the daughter of life time working musicians, but that wasn't enough for her. Working on her debut album, she insisted w/ Interscope that she be there at every step of the process so she could learn it. She even was given the opportunity to participate in the design and concepts of her album cover and music video. As much as Interscope was part of a 'down' time for Haley, I give them a lot of credit for giving Haley a lot of input into her album. Most songs on Idol albums are written for them by label song writers. All but one of fourteen songs on Haley's debut album was written by her (her debut single "Free" was not written by Haley).
After Idol, Haley was introduced to her long time Lawyer, Dina LaPolt, by Aerosmith's Steven Tyler. At the time, Dina was teaching a course at one of the CA colleges (UCLA I think?), so Haley took a semester in that class to start learning about the music business. Haley also signed w/ a Canadian publishing company that happened to be down the hall way from Dina's office. The first thing Ole did was send Haley to song writing schools abroad, including Santorini, Greece, where Haley met song writers she still writes with. Haley's longest post Idol relationships are with two entities that were there from the beginning, helping her learn about the business and nurturing her early career.
Props to Haley knowing that she had much to learn and finding those who can teach her the industry so she doesn't have to rely on labels to make decisions for her
It's awesome hearing about artists making smart choices, too often I hear the other side of that coin. It's easy to become cynical about the business when you constantly hear about artists being taken advantage of.
People just do not understand what an 'advance' is. It's not a salary, It's a loan to set your situation up, like form a band, buy equipment, outfits, so you can do your job for the label and make money. Advances need to be paid back whether monetarily or by fulfilling contractual obligations to the label, that's why it's so restricting, you have to do what they say because You owe them. When Haley got dropped by Interscope not from anything she did, BEFORE she was able to promote her debut album w/ them, she never got to press, she never got to tour to support the album, let alone sell merch, she had zero ability to repay the advance quickly, it was a debt she accrued right out of the gate.
That is why Haley went 'radio silent' for over a year after Interscope dropped her, either that or she had a 'no compete' clause in her contract that prevented her from signing w/ anyone else for a period of time.
Haley wisely chose the independent route because she's fully aware and confident in her own abilities to succeed on her own merits.
I am absolutely terrified of spending other peoples money. It must be so tempting to go nuts when you get that first big record label advance, but it's straight-up gambling.
Haley has that rare gift of being able to draw you in to her performance, Unique, unique voice. Her toolkit vocally is hard to match.
Honestly one of my favourite surprises on this channel.
Aftet her CREEP performance with PMJ. this is one of the BEST EVER single take LIVE performances EVER recorded, of course there is some post production though.
On stage, in a club? . . . . . Here ya go . . . "God Bless the Child" jazzy improv with Irvin Mayfield . . . . . YOU'RE WELCOME !
The arrangement and the band is as tight as Haley's gown.
I have followed Hailey since her audition on American Idol (WHICH SHE SHOULD HAVE ONE, but I digress). I've watched first reactions to her work for a few years (Creep), and while all are appreciative of the performance, you are the first one who has offered educated commentary and your appreciation of the overall talent was absolutely spot on. New follower, btw.
Thank you so much! My mission from the outset was to try to add extra value to viewers wherever I can. Some people just like a “that was awesome” but I can often offer a little more insight than that. Also in return I have learned SO MUCH from the comments! ❤️
Awesome job Haley! New Orleans dirge style and she is rocking the Saint's black and gold!
I’m a huge fan of PMJ in general, and Haley in particular. Not long ago, I decided I wasn’t going to watch any more reaction videos, because I wasn’t sure there was much anyone could say that hadn’t already been said. Now, I’m glad I didn’t stick with that, because you really put your finger on something significant that I’d been thinking about, with the very insightful comment about standing alongside, instead of on the shoulders of their predecessors. That’s it in a nutshell. Thank you.
Thanks! I appreciate that!
"Don't look at the Trombones. It only encourages them." - Richard Strauss (apocryphal)
A great one to react too in the future might be Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra feat. Haley Reinhart! I think that was great. Thanks for all you do!
For your own enjoyment regarding 'visual writing' to listen to. One of my favorite recent Haley originals is "Oh Damn", Haley said she was inspired to write it while listening to "Doo Wop" on an am station. For me, the song immediately brings up images of a humid, sweaty summer day down near the bayou, with lyrics such as:
"Tryna get on the scene so my sugar and cream can see me
Hop on a greyhound to a flyover town
Damn, I hope you're down to pick me up
And driver winks and smiles at me and says, "Kid, good luck"
I imagine the video is Haley lazing in a hammock on the banks of the Bayou, sipping some ice cold lemonade and day dreaming 🙃
Great lyrics!
A little Gilda in there too for good measure
You’re right it should be dark and smoky with spot lights!
LOOK. She is the quintessential 'Broad' and we love it. The arrangement is impeccable and her rendition is solid and the voice angelic. It really throughs you for a loop. Thanks for sharing.
It has been my theory for a long time, that there are few things that can really elevate a piece of music better than a killer horn section.
Right?!
Oh, wow, a shoutout to the Cherry Poppin' Daddies.... They were local to me, and I can't count how many times I saw them in small bars. Absolutely KILLER live, too.
Fortunately, PMJ seems to have much greater longevity. Glad you're doing a deep dive. If you haven't already, I recommend their version of "Royals", featuring Puddles the Sad Clown (as well as, literally, ANYTHING they've done).
Request.
A more recent collaboration between Haley and PMJ is Don't Speak, a No Doubt song. Definitely shows a vocally more mature Haley. You won't regret it
It's on the list, definitely.
@@PrymalChaos PMJ Creep I've listened to dozens of times, but Don't Speak may be my favorite. Curious your take...
Oh my god, I have seen so many reactions to this song but have only just noticed that Haley's dress matches the background of the White Stripes video !
Sweet Jesus. Haley better calm TF down and stop looking at me like that
The world would be much better with more Hailey Reinhart and less singers with everything out. This type of class is mindblowing.
If you don't smile at this video you need a coroner. You are dead inside.
This is great, Haley is one of my favorite singers and the arrangement is spot on , enjoyed your reaction, thanks
I have such a mad crush on Haley. Lol. Something I’ve noticed in this performance and Creep is both songs she has this Joe Cocker like moment where she kind of spasms. So cool.
She has that grit in her voice too.
Right up my alley as well, thanks for reacting and sharing! 💗💗💗
Thanks for watching.
Wonderful analysis! I've gotten more interested in jazz over the past few years, from its beginnings and bebop up to modern stuff. Scott Bradley definitely has a feel for these genres, and is a master at arranging popular songs to fit. Thanks so much for providing more insight in to the music.
A lovely bit of trivia pointed out on another channel is that her dress is in the colours of New Orleans Saints - a great example of PMJ's attention to detail in their productions.
Great reaction as always. I like that you let the video play in it's entirety, with your facial remarks, and then go back and dissect it.
Haley mentioned in an interview that her videos with PMJ bring out her alter ego.
Your comment about her scat singing, imitating the sound of trumpets is spot on. Haley is a master in playing the "frumpet".
A couple of examples are
God bless the child
ua-cam.com/video/dvouGjJAEL4/v-deo.html
Gee baby ain't I good to you.
ua-cam.com/video/RBFdUkahpqk/v-deo.html
Steam roller blues
ua-cam.com/video/5dK7ikvK0_I/v-deo.html
Thanks for the examples!
PMJ uses another great singer you should check out, Hannah Gill.
Haley has found her best genre. I love her voice and her expressions of each and every note. She is the giant of the female voice industry as far as I believe.
The big clown guy you associate with PMJ is Puddles Pity Party. He and Haley worked together on PMJs cover of Mad World
perfect to the last 'arm' drop
They've got over 400 videos AND they're not just Haley. All of their singers are great, in their own way. Even the guys.
Agreed, I love the guys too! Von Smith and Kenton Chen are my favorites.
The thing is, Haley is so dynamic and pleasing to the ear, it's going to be so easy to just focus on her PMJ projects, which is okay, only you have to ask yourself, what you're leaving on the table. I know - because that is what I did when I first heard them (though I've known Haley & her musical soul mate, Casey Abrams from American Idol). But I was really intrigued by how Scott Bradlee put all this together and curious as to how he became successful, so much so that I bought his book, "Outside the Jukebox: How I Turned My Vintage Music Obsession into My Dream Gig" (Amazon). Well, not only did it show me his process, but it also opened up a number of new vocalists I'd never heard of but that he collaborated with to bring success to his project - some of which are still on my playlist. That, and I found it a good read. So if you're feeling like you're denying yourself of music you'd like to sample off his hundreds of videos, that might be a good source to consider in deciding what to put aside to react to and leaving hundreds of other videos they've produced to enjoy now.
Pre-pandemic I was hoping to get as many PMJ to sign Scott's book for me, I think I have 12 including Scott, Haley, Casey, Jacob, Morgan, Sarah Niemitz, Adam Kubota, etc... Unfortunately, the artists during PMJ's glory years of 2015-2018 no longer tour w/ PMJ although I still want to get Ariana's. She's the only one missing I want to get from what I consider to be the golden era of PMJ's tours when Scott played Piano at every show and there was only one touring cast
@@HaleysTusk I saw a show in 2015 in NOLA and Scott was not playing the keys. Found that a little disappointing but I didn't let it get me down. It was a great show with those golden era kids.
@@bertjones3010 in 2015? That must’ve been late in the year, I saw 5 shows in 2015, four in the US, one in the UK and he played each one. Now they have up to 3 troupes touring, it’s just not the same when your previous experience had Scott, Haley, Morgan, Ariana, Casey, Jacob and Sara Reich … I saw a show in Seattle with none of those except Casey, although I did see Sara Niemietz, Blake Lewis, Maya Sykes, it just didn’t have the “oomph” that 2015 US/Europe/Australia tour did #spoiled :P
@@bertjones3010 I saw your message on IG (I reserve IG DMs to message artists & musicians), so you actually saw them near the end of 2016. As far as I’m aware, Scott played all shows in 2015 on the European/US/Australian tours, right when they were exploding with that fantastic line-up.
Scott took time off after that tremendously long stretch in 2015. As a a consolation, you did see Jesse Elder on piano, who IMO, is only second to Scott playing piano behind Haley. Jesse is super talented and was Scott’s second, his music director at that time, In fact, Jesse was Haley’s keyboard player for her European tour in 2017.
@@HaleysTusk Sorry about abusing your DM though I knew of no other way to let you know what I was up - I have since posted it on my photos page there and tagged some people - Jesse was one of them. Do you know who the person next Sarah Reich?
Really enjoyed this one. Thanks. Since you are on a vocals journey, you may want to checkout LP : her live performances and/or official videos are great. A few choices would be The One That You Love; Muddy Waters (live); When We're High (video)
Lost on You was stuck in my ears for months after I heard it, but Recovery is the one I find myself singing . So beautiful!
The PMJ *Post Modern Jukebox* rabbit hole is deep, and so much fun to get lost in, enjoy the journey you are about to embark on.
PMJ is the best thing that ever happened for Hayley (to date). It gave her the chance to be authentic and show what she can really do with top notch backing band.
Some day she will put together her own top notch backing band and get a good song writer to really show what she can do. She should be the biggest female artist going. I can't think of another artist who has so much special sauce.
I fully intend to go to any show of hers if she ever makes it close to Toronto. Driving to see her in upper NY state, Michigan or upper Pennsylvania is possible if she has no shows in Canada.
Yeah imagine if she had a swing band and toured with these kinds of songs!
@@PrymalChaos That would be great. She so embodies the singing style for this type of music. It seems to suit her well. I'd like to see her get the recognition she deserves singing any type of music.
She had her Headliner Lo-Fi Soul tour show in Toronto 10/17/19. Sorry You missed it. It was very enjoyable.
PMJ and Haley do a great cover of Britney Spear's Oops I did it again, worth a listen!
Scott is the driving force behind PMJ and does all the arrangements. Unless they have changed, PMJ doesn't have a permanent group of musicians or vocalist. Scott invites different people depending on the sound he is trying to get, All About That Bass is a good example. This style of music is New Orleans dirge, a combination of blues/jazz.
Must do Morgan James cover of Maroon 5's" MAP" . Then Morgan, Hailey, and another girl do a cover of Meghan Trainor's " It's all about the bass"
You still need to see Morgan James with postmodern jukebox cover Aerosmith dream on. It's fire
He did ...!
Hi TROLLIE is it Nobel prize, Samuel, Alice, Eric , Sarah . Jahal , James jacovino. and now " the man " why so many name changes , anyway glad to see you're watching something you enjoy rather than trolling a 16 year old girl on her reactions .stay safe. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Their recent cover of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah is amazing!
When this first came out the LA times said Haley took a miserable song and made it worth listening to
Hahaha. That's a little harsh.
love pmj!!! love haley and casey abrams also. wait til you discover all the talent of pmj!
Such a crazy and yet wonderful performance! Haley and PMJ are great when they work together. By the way, you have a troll who is on your Comments section down below. He goes by the name Aurora and leaves negative comments, lies, and misinformation on many Angelina Jordan reactor pages for some strange reason. Many of Angelina fans are Haley fans as well, but we don't on a daily basis go to a bunch of Angelina Jordan reaction videos and purposely leave negative comments. You do have the ability to block and or remove this troll to hopefully dissuade this type of behavior. The choice is up to you. Please keep reacting and supporting Haley, she's a great singer!
Blackbriar has some great calibration you might want to see.
I thought it sounded like a bump & grind burlesque show.
See her Black Hole Sun with Post Modern Jukebox.
Extending on your American Idol comment, Haley and fellow contestant Casey team up on this haunting original tune: Lay it Down: ua-cam.com/video/JqluowA-r5M/v-deo.html
This was New Orleans Dirge Style
One other comment I’ll steal from a past reaction video. No one has ever said, I’m Goin to Wichita, in a more sexy way. Lol
Hahaha. Ain't that the truth.
gotta hear Black Hole Sun and All About That Base!!
A good example of Haley doing Haley
Nasty sax , nuf said
With Postmodern there is no loss, I hope one day you give the cover of Nothing Else Matter with Caroline Baran (15 years old) and PMJ a chance. Success!!
That sounds amazing!
@@PrymalChaos Haven't seen that one in a while. Here's the link => ua-cam.com/video/KSSa0-oAnIo/v-deo.html
"There's nothing sleazier than muted brass." I played trombone in school and can confirm this statement. In fact, I'd go so far as to suggest that the word "muted" might be unnecessary. Great reaction and analysis, Prymal! You mentioned Peggy Lee. Have you ever seen her live performance with her, at the time, husband Dave Barbour's group? It's pretty tight, and the guitar tone might be the best jazz tone on record. Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/4uTcw_A80Bo/v-deo.html
Jimmy Iovine, co-founder of Interscope Records, was an in-house mentor on Idol during Haley's season. He signed her to a record deal after the show. They released a deluxe version of her debut album, "Listen Up!", that was a Walmart exclusive. Haley cowrote 13 of the 14 songs. The NYT called the album "convincing and fresh."
It noted: "these songs hark back to the 1960s and ’70s, when Motown girl groups were ceding ground to soul-driven rock. It’s singers’ territory that shows off both the smooth power of Ms. Reinhart’s voice and its engine-revving churn. "
I need to check out that record!
@@PrymalChaos "listen up" felt a little too produced to me at very first after hearing it following my introduction to haley through all her PMJ work.. (i basically went backwards over time)... however, it did not take long before her uniqueness shined though and i now enjoy it as well as everything else (3 other solo albums and 1 more to be released next month). you could react to it's biggest hit from it here: ua-cam.com/video/b1ed3bSjqSI/v-deo.html to get a feel for her then. note that shortly after the album was released interscope ran into financial issues and haley was able to get rights to the music, etc. i think it was that fiasco combined with the AI producers that obviously resisted her from winning that she became naturally weary of the music industry. i eventually went back and watched her entire AI journey here: ua-cam.com/video/SavQWVlPl-Y/v-deo.html . there is also high quality videos of the individual AI performances here: ua-cam.com/users/Polychrome1201videos . if not the best vocal performer of our time, she is certainly the most underrated.
Her / PMJs version of Black Hole Sun is pretty tasty too.
She Has it.
more like she has IT... 😁
check out Haley and Puddles Pity Party "doing " Mad World "
She reminds me of Mae West.
The LA times review said Haley Reinhart took a miserable song and made it well worth listening to
Haley IS Jessica Rabbit!
Yep!
Great reactions - I like your style of letting the music come through. PMJ is a favorite of mine. Give "Royals" a listen. At first I thought it was a joke, but Puddles performance is definitely no joke. ua-cam.com/video/VBmCJEehYtU/v-deo.html
perfect all the way to the arm drop at end
Scott the master. You’ll appreciate his piano talent when he brings in Miche Braden to reinvent Purple Rain. She’s a extremely accomplished blues/gospel pianist/vocalist and she totally digs Scott’s solo plus she makes you think that Prince’s version is a cover of HER song 🎶
ua-cam.com/video/LT8dW7bGuuM/v-deo.html
Not a singer, she is a show...