I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For - U2 (Gospel Soul Cover) ft. Rogelio Douglas, Jr.
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2019
- I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For - U2 (Gospel Soul Cover) ft. Rogelio Douglas, Jr.
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Meet triple threat Rogelio Douglas, Jr - one of the best live performers on the planet and the emcee of our US Fall tour! His performance here simply speaks for itself.
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Rogelio Douglas, Jr. (Vocals):
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Instagram: / rdtripthret
Twitter: / rogeliojr
Chechi Sarai (Backup Vocals):
Instagram: / chechisarai
Belinda Skinner (Backup Vocals)
Jacob Scesney (Tambourine & Harmonica):
Instagram: / antijacobclub
Conrad Bauer (Guitar):
Instagram: / conradonguitar
Devon Taylor (Tuba):
Instagram: / tubared
Aaron McLendon (Drums):
Instagram: / amacthemusician
Scott Bradlee (Piano):
UA-cam: / scottbradlee
Facebook: / scottbradleemusic
Instagram: / scottbradlee
Twitter: / scottbradlee
Arrangement by: Scott Bradlee
Engineered by: Thai Long Ly | / tl2bass101
Video by: Braverijah Sage
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#U2 #Cover #PMJ
This sounds so natural. It's like the song was meant to be this way.
🙏🏾
Huh
U2 said it was essentially a gospel song. (look for the gospel clip from "Rattle and Hum")
Yup. Its a gospel song, so its only natural.
Very true!
Tambourine and harmonica man is getting it
Jacob Scesney
Thats what true mastery of an instrument looks like
@@IluvinortheIneffable according to Scott, Jacob just learned to play the harmonica. To be fair, he's adept in multiple instruments, so probably an easier thing to do than most of us can
@krispy dupert you must be talking about this tambourine-harmonica-spiderman, yeah super cool he was ;)
IKR!!! Love him!
This is the definition of what a cover should be. You take a song, reimagine it and allow listeners to appreciate the song through another lens.
have you checked out the Sound of Silence cover by Disturbed?
@@bemusedalligator It is indeed a fantastic reinterpration!
Yesss! Well said!
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This guys performance is epic..
I want a gospel version of every song.
Preach!!!!
@@BranchHeadJim Amen! You seem like someone who likes good music. Some good music;
Labri Siffre " I got the..
Atlanta rather section "So into you"
Kwaye " lost in my boots"
Walk the Moon " fire in your house"
Me too!
You might get it, depending on what Heaven turns out to be like.
Thank you so much! 🙏🏾💯🤍
That tambourine guy has more energy than I think I'll ever have 😂😂😂
How about the funky sousaphone guy. He rocks.
Reminds me of Blues Brothers.
And that's not the tambourine guy that appears in the PMJ version of ByeByeBye by N'synch. That boy did have energy.
@@Navegante2305 i think hes harmonica guy
@@Navegante2305 .......yeah, the guy you're talking about is also in PMJ's version of "Really Don't Care". He is HYSTERICAL in that cover. I HIGHLY recommend it if you haven't seen it.
The lyrics fit the genre perfectly. This could have been an original gospel soul song.
It is a hymn. Many of U2's songs are spirituals/hymns.
There's a version with a whole gospel choir, it's so cool
Could of been a Motown record.
U2 version is a cover, originally a gospel song.
@@gaylkillough6158 Nah it's not, U2 wrote it
This is really interesting. U2 was inspired by Motown, Memphis Blues and gospel music when they made this song originally. So this is really bringing the song all the way back to its roots.
🙏🏾
To the tambourine/harmonica player, "I've got a fever. And the only prescription... is more cowbell." You go man. Play like no one is watching.
Where 'ere I go, a paucity of cowbell
Play it like it will be your very last time to ever play it.
You haven’t seen a tambourine player until you’ve seen “the tambourine guy”
Fun fact, he is usually PMJ's clarinetist but has also played Sax and xylophone amongst other things.
@Menuki True, but legend says that on that tambourine is inscribed a message. “Whosoever holds this tambourine , if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Tambourine guy.” So I think for this song at lest, this guy was the Tambourine guy. He was definitely worthy!😀
Man, I am really impressed with the strength of his jacket button.
Lol 🤗
It is sewn on with fishing line. Hahahahaha
Ha ha ha ha ha ha You're right!
Fantastic comment.
Laughed my head off.
I doff my cap 😁
😂
Rogelio Douglas, Jr crushed this song. He brought such personality to the song it was so entertaining to watch!!
Thanks Brooke! We're excited to have him on tour with us this fall!
Watching him reminds me of Cab Calloway at his best
Great cover! It goes on my top-10 PMJ list.
Awesome to watch! 😮😳😀🎶
He and PMJ killed this song live at The Pabst Theater in Milwaukee this week (Oct. 23, 2019). Outstanding version!
How this guy hasn't had a multi-million dollar recording contract is beyond me. He has been all over for the last 10 years spreading this sweet sweet voice.
Wow, Thank you so much! It has been a journey but I remain faithful to the craft, I appreciate you 🙏🏾
@@RogelioDouglasJr your voice brings me soooo much joy!
@@RogelioDouglasJr You sir are a freak in the best way. New follower.
Absolutely pure natural enjoyment you were having fun and so was I listening to you
@@RogelioDouglasJr I´ve seen you in Prague last week. And I became addicted on your performances...Amazing voice!
That cat is just plain ole bad ass..always makes me smile
His jacket can barely contain all dat soul.
LOL!
🤦🏾♀️
@Mike OBrien damn that’s funny
Grande su Alma
Oh my yes!!!!
The end when he walks off after the bow got me LMAO.
That James Brown slide into the mic at the start was pretty good too.
Me too. I think I could relate to him. 😉👴🏽
THIS. BEST Modern Jukebox EVER!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏100% understood the assignment.
When he said "Alright everyone, clap your hands and dance.", he was talking to YOU, the person reading this. ;)
His voice is like warm, buttery caramel
With a big slug of bourbon in it.
That’s racist
I swear, if this had been released in the 60s, we'd now have a genuine oldie classic.
Wow! U2 goes to church, Bourbon Street, and meets James Brown along the way. Incredible lead vocal, and jumping' and jivin' all the way through. Just terrific!
Jackie Wilson
Brother Douglas has the spirit in him! Jesus, take his feet!
I love me some Bono, but this guy took this song to a whole 'nother level
For real!!
Thank you!🙏🏾
Yaass!! He brought the soul!
Sooo much better !!!
What a fantastic voice and a great performer!
He said if ima play the tambourine ima PLAY the tambourine 😂😂
Keivia M. That’s how they be in the Baptist church don’t let nobody grandma get it, it’s over
In my universe this is the original, and I will fight anybody who claims differently.
WE will...
Yes U2 actually did a gospel version in a church in Harlem NY it was truly magical. Great cover here as well!
Yes they did! The man directing the choir was my vocal teacher in High school, I attended Fiorello H. Laguardia High School of performing arts in NYC. Mr. Dennis Bell. One day I'll talk about why I decided to do this as my first song in the World of PMJ. Not only am I a Bono fan, but I was paying homage to many, who I feel are apart of my foundation as a singer/performer. Thank you so much for your engagement 🙏🏾❤
Man this guy is good he's got one of the clearest crisp voices I ever heard
I love you can hear the words
FANTABULOUS!!!! EVERYTHING IS PERFECTLY ON POINT!!! YESSSS!#2020
Yesssssssss
Lordt - this cured my asthma, balanced my checkbook, and rotated my tires. Amen-Amen-Amen!
lol
😂😂😂
😀
😆😆😅😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Came for the song, stayed for the comments.
You guys understood the assignment. 👏👏👏
The limp off at the end. The fun, the joy. Wonderful
Damn, the dude with the tambourine is having to most fun of it. But those moves though... You are on fire boy 🔥
That's Jacob. He's the man.
One of my favorite things about PMJ is their guest percussionists stealing the show.
If PMJ knows anything about music it's how the tambourine should be played.
Tambourine Guy would be proud !
He usually plays the sax for them. And adds random physical comedy. It was great to see him get more focus.
I have 3 little birds, aged 2, 3 and 5 dancing around the living room to this. 💃💃💃
What species?
@@d.w.stratton4078 Homosapien with borderline neanderthal behaviour due to their age.
I think I just found what I was looking for!
I from the Netherlands, Maastricht... can only say " This should be on tv... World wide !!! EVERY DAY ....
In which a jazz group does their gospel take on a gospel song wrote by an Irish rock band, mixed with elements from a gospel choir's take on it. And its awesome.
That's what America does. Take a bunch of random stuff, mix it together and make something better than we thought possible..
#facts
Yo dawg, I heard you like gospel
Woooo! 🙌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
this looks like it should be in a comedy on BET
As soon as he opened his mouth I said "Woah!" That dude has an incredible voice!
Rogelio steals the show with that performance. I laughed so hard at the limp at the end, too! I certainly hope you accomplished that in one take. I can only imagine the energy required to pull that off.
Thank you so much! 🙏🏾❤ I actually recorded this 10 times... I'm a bit of a perfectionist, Scott had to convince me to stop and pulled the plug lol. This take was the 9th one, you can tell by the sweaty angel wings on the back of my suit jacket 😂. The limp was me playing around, I'm grateful you enjoyed it!
@@RogelioDouglasJr I for one think that the limp made the ending so much better lol congrats this song was a blast to listen to!
His vocals have such an Otis Redding sound. I love how the performers with PMJ always look like they're having a great time.
Its like they mixed Little Richard, Otis Redding, Levi Stubbs(The Four Tops), James Brown, and Marvin Gaye in one person. It's Magical.
This was a really good cover. But the real hero in this clip is that one button on the jacket, that holds the whole production together :D
The world needs more gospel covers 😁
I love that you brought a tuba into that song. Also the tuba player does an amazing job!
The best, most soulful, swingin’ist tambourine musician I’ve ever seen
The type of energy that is so positive, fun, talented. This shit made me get goosebumps all while smiling wide and crying lmao.
This feels like the scene from The Blues Brothers when Jake goes into the church while James Brown was singing.
I was thinking of Elwood when the tambourine & harmonica man had his solo.
THE BAND, ELWOOD! THE BAND!
I thought that too. Was waiting for the harmonica guy to start doing back flips.
I see the light
Absolutely brilliant 🎶💯👌❤️
As my son said "This is some next level, 'second line' type shit!"
Outstanding.
I love how he just leaves limping after that spilt he did in the end.
RDJ rockin' the James Brown at the end.... And his exit was hilarious. Well done, everyone. Bono should see this one.
I always wonder how the original artists react to these lovely covers.
It must just make their day.
That's exactly what I thought, I can picture him dancing to it!
LOL, He really teased us, though, I was like "He's gonna do a split! THREE times before he actually did it!
@Drew Bernstein I would be surprised if that split didn't actually hurt.
All of a sudden, I'm not tired of this song after hearing it for over 20 years on the radio. Fantastic performance.
🙏🏾
Same, seriously, I heard the original of this song like a zillion times on the Dad rock station at my old job, and U2 has never been a favorite of mine but this was an experience 😍
@@aerocherrypie "dad rock"? fool, I'm nearly 42 and not willing to accept that "my" music is on the level that Janis Joplin was for me in HS.
This guy just belts out joy and energy; and he knows it.
I am late to this party. Shame on me! I don't know how this existed for two years and I'm just discovering it now.
This is one of my all time favorite songs. I've seen Bono and U2 perform it live 5 times. I've seen countless covers, and some of them were actually done very well. Others, well, not so much. Now, I've arrived here and WOW!
I'm ashamed to admit this, but before tonight, I'd never heard of Mr. Rogelio Douglas Jr. Well, I know who you are now! In my opinion, this is without a doubt, absolutely the best version of this song I've ever heard. I'm not saying the best cover, I'm saying the best version. Period. No disrespect to Bono and the boys, but in my mind, this song belongs to Rogelio Douglas Jr. now.
Mr. Douglas, Sir, the chicken skin on my arms and neck is still dancing. Your voice is like the most golden, most silky, clearest ever honey, and it's flowing ever so smoothly, over a sharp, fine toothed rasp. Then, you go and pile even more on. Your stage presence, and those moves. Good God man! Your channeling Jackie Wilson AND James Brown! And doing them both proud as punch.
The bands performance of this arrangement, nothing less than epic. Scott, I've not heard a single one of your arrangements that did not impress me. This one however, stands out as something extra special, occupying a place that is it's own. A tuba (Sousaphone) and a harmonica, c'mon, that matchup alone puts this in a category all of it's own.
Now that I've brought up that harmonica . . . Jacob! Mr. Tambourine man. You are a man possessed! What a glorious performance. I cannot recall ever seeing a harp player displaying so much passion and energy. You too have created a category of your own.
Wow... Thank you so much Bob🙏🏾 You're absolutely right, my idea was to pay homage to both Legends Jackie Wilson and The Godfather James Brown, thank you for pointing that out so eloquently. I appreciate you. I truly hope I would make them proud. 😊
@@RogelioDouglasJr Mr. Douglas, I'm honored that you took the time to read my comment, and I'm humbled by your response.
I just had to take the time to watch this performance again, just now. Still just as powerful. I had forgotten about your walk off at the end. 🤤 You made me laugh again.
Best of luck and warmest wishes to you and all of your special people for the holidays and into the new year.
lol same. I just found him. WOW. Hey better late than never :D
Bob, never regret finding something new and joyful in your life , no matter how late it might be. Serendipity is always out there for those who positively tread through the path of life .
As a former blues musician, stop making us look bad :D
The choreography is perfect, The backup is perfect, the styling is perfect.
The exit has me in stitches. So many nights man, so many nights.
Pastor: Have you found Jesus?
PMJ: Hold my beer...
lol
Congregation: please turn beer to wine
Jajaja
Found him?
I didn't know he was missing.
U2
Un-fucking-believable! I haven't heard something new that has impacted me like this in quite a while. The singer didn't waste a second; absolutely amazing right from jump. Alone in my car, I applauded.
This is better and 10x more fun than the original ever thought about being.
Love that traditional gospel instrument, the tuba.
This is a sousaphone, not a tuba
The tambourine guy reminds me of Dan Aykroyd as a 'Blues Brother'
😅😅😎 he's definitely got the vibe, that's for sure!
It's worth watching this again, just to watch him!!!! Lol
I saw him perform this live on stage, last night. Amazing performance.
That voice. That charisma. Gorgeously talented man.
I know this is a U2 cover. But this cat makes it sound like a Jackie Wilson song.
I know right @ Henri Greene
Makes it sound like HIS song.
@@realhorrorshow8547 You don't know who Jackie Wilson was do you?
@@henrigreene3781 No, because Jackie Wilson is a really obscure artist that only cool people like you have heard of.
with a little bit of James Brown thrown in
Whosoever holds this tambourine, if he be whorty, shall possess the power of TAMBOURINE GUY
Testify! Amen!
That jump onto that column needs applauded too. So many ways that could have gone wrong .lol
That button did also a hell of a job!
Well done guys!
Classic nouveau
Worthy*
The best TMJ covers are the ones that make you say “brilliant, it’s even better this way” or at least AS GOOD as this song that made it in a different style. This a great example! It’s not that it CAN be done this other way, it’s that maybe it should have been. LOVE IT.
Best answer!
Truth
He said at one point "lets take this to church" he already had me there LOVE THIS
Littls nod to James Brown at the end... Then limps off, I'm still laughing!
Bring that man his cape!
Ssme. Lol!😂
His voice may be an octave or two higher at the next show...!?
😂
It's not cold. Why do I have chills?
Same bro
Yep! I got chills several times throughout the song!
they're electrifying
same here, during the show, I mean song
I don't hide from saying that this is my favorite PMJ cover (and I've seen practically all of them!) and I take this opportunity to say that it should have more views 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
This sounds like it was the original, and U2's was an interpretation cover!
Considering that most songs by black singers are more well-known as covers by white singers (particularly 1950s songs), this isn't as far-off as you think.
U2 definitely took a lot of their inspiration from gospel. Remember Bono on Rattle and Hum talk about stealing Helter Skelter back. Well U2 took from gospel and gospel is stealing back this time. Fantastic!
I want this performance at my funeral, hell yeah!.
That went from gospel to blues brothers pretty quickly
Woah...crazy...takin it to another place. Whaaaaa....my head is spinning.
U2 has a message that's why it remains tops. Thanks
Wow, that is as much I can say. I am speechless. Loved the U2 version, great song, but this version, the talent here and the voice, put so much soul into this song. It is absolutely incredible and now it all that plays in my head, this version.
Everything about this is just perfect... Seriously.
I consider myself a U2 big fan, but I must admit Rogelio does own it big time.
This is my ALL TIME favorite PMJ cover & video! I get the Spirit every time. I scream when tambourine/harmonica guy leaps up on that column and starts blowin' - he is having so much fun. Jackie Wilson is smiling down from heaven when he sees & hears this one.
Rogelio is a pure diamond. Seeing him live singing, moving, is something special.
Tambourine/harmonica man living his best life.
2nd Grade Teacher: “Jimmy, what do you want to be when you grow up?”
Jimmy: “An astronaut, firefighter, doctor, or professional athlete!”
*After watching this video.
Jimmy: “I’m going to be a harmonica player.”
I feel like the person a: and person b: schtick has gotten so convoluted and overused that it's not remotely funny anymore, just lame and indicative of someone with poor imagination
@@d.w.stratton4078
Gee, thanks for pissing on me, asshole. I’m sorry you have nothing better to do than tell random commenters on UA-cam how “lame” and “outdated” their year-old comments are. Have a good day, sir. And fuck off.
We were blessed to see Rogelio sing this with PMJ during their Great Reopening Tour in 2021. Fantastic!
I can't imagine this song any other way now!
Any song with a tuba ROCKS! You made this song soooooo good. My ears thank you!!
By far, the best 3 and half minutes of UA-cam in 2019.
I checked everything just to be sure... But this is, in fact THE BEST THING ON THE WHOLE INTERNET!!!!!!!!!
Ps. When he walks away all stiff & sore at the end? Priceless!! Lol
My, my, my, this took it to a different level of emotion and soul. I'm loving it!
My goodness gracious. I haven't been taken to church like that since Morgan James.
That windmill arm move at the end....just WOW!
I don't think I've seen ANY cover band sing with such verve, joy, and passion as Post Modern Jukebox. _Incredible_ cover.
One of those songs you'd better not play on a wedding.
I wasn't aware of the spiritual meaning behind the lyrics. So it excellently fit to the gospel attsngement. I love the harmonies and the dynamics of the background singers, the virtuoso at the tambourin, the brillianz harmonica solo while holding tight to a column, and the dedicated and devoted splits by the lead singer where he obtained a significant health risk just to please the audience.
Great version, great performance, excellent entertainment, as ever! Thank you so much!.
To Rogelio Douglas Jr.... you killed it. Amazing job. I hope/want to listen/see more of you! Well done!
Samalanderable Thank you 🙏🏾
Stone cold superb reliving of the hot 60's Motown Sound! Whoever did the arrangement is nothing less than highly talented!
Lead is definitely in the mode of Dobie Grey, and yes, Marvin Gaye!
Keep it comin'!
PMJ arrangements are always great, but this particular one is one of the most perfect!
I can never listen to any other version of this song. This brought it to that next level.
This guy’s incredible
Great version. Liked the soul style. Great classic song.
Filmed in 1937, years before the actual song came out. Amazing!!
What an absolute genius interpretation of that song!!!
You absolutely smashed this and as many times as I’ve heard this song on the radio and others I just can’t try to make myself a U2 fan, but this, this makes me appreciate this song in a way I never have before....this is good music friends....got up and danced in my office right along with you guys and especially that cat with the tambourine....👍
As cool as this is, it's still inferior to U2's original.
@@AbbeyRoadkill1 it's a matter of personal taste. I find all u2 songs irritating and unpleasant to my ears. This version: the opposite. Brings me joy. I feel the holy energy, and I'm not even religious!
JD, I came to the comments to say exactly what you have. So I just second your comment.
Vesela Simeonova this isn’t supposed to be joyful though (in its original interpretation) so maybe that’s it.
The last 5 seconds of the video.... You and me too brother.... that hurt just watching it.
One of the BADDEST entrances I’ve ever seen. EVER!!!!!!!!
Wow, this is my anthem for 2021. So beautiful and so perfect for overcoming the dumpster fire that was 2020.
I love this! That style works so well for that song! And all the singers and instrumentalists are great!
Wow, Rogelio Douglas, Jr., has a *VOICE!*
(Hee hee, and the bit at 3:17…)
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
I’ve always said a U2 concert was like attending church. This song brings that feeling back ♥️
A few years on, we're all still in love!!!
U2 version: floats. PMJ version: flies and is down to earth at the same time.