What she's doing is self harmonization with throat tones. Similar to tuvan throat singing. And she's able to sing 3-4 at one time. Lalah is an absolute beast on vocal improv. I loved your reaction to this.
I've watched several reaction videos from vocal coaches on this performance and their reactions were just as shocked as yours. Lalah Hathaway is the daughter of the great Donnie Hathaway. She won her 1st Grammy in 2013 for this song with Snarky Puppy. Awesome !!!🎉
This is Donny Hathaway's daughter she learned it from him. Her father sings: THE GHETTO THIS CHRISTMAS FLYING EASY THE CLOSER I GET TO YOU FOR ALL WE KNOW
Every time that scat solo starts up I get so hyped. There's a reason this song won a Grammy! I could listen to this 1000× and not get tired of it. Love the reaction!
Hi there! You think you were amazed by this performance with Snarky Puppy??!!!! You ain't seen nothing yet!! Trust me and please analyze these 2 Lalah Hathaway performances. Be prepared to be floored!!! She and the musicians are profoundly amazing!! 1)A live performance of the Grammy Award-winning song, "It's What I Do," written by Kirk Whalum and Jerry Peters, and performed by Kirk Whalum and Lalah Hathaway. 2) A 2013 concert by Lalah Hathaway for the UNCF Gala, at the Von Braun Civic Center, in Huntsville Alabama.
Best reaction that I've seen in a looooooong time. Thank you sir. Yes, Lalah is known for her multi-note harmonization. Her father, Donny, who was a suicide victim. And I didn't think she would survive it being so young when it happened. I think she was 9 or 10 years old. Tragedy. But she has quietly made a tough-as-nails career for herself. A lovely LOVELY woman.
The title is actually "it's something", written by Brenda Russell and David Foster. It was recorded in 1981 by Donna Washington and in 1983 by Brenda Russell. In 1991 Lalah recorded it.
Again - fantastic reaction from you - your face says it all. I believe she’s Donny Hathaway’s daughter so the talent is in the blood! Such a great groove as well.
@@StrateleStudios She has great collaboration album with late Joe Sample... And worked with Marcus Miller going back some 15 years or so... Strongly recommend those two albums.
this is the realest reaction to this song I ever watched! in 2013, Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance was given to this performance, such a long overdue to Lalah, considering that she debuted in early 90s. And yes, obviously she is Donny Hathaway's daughter, through her name & the contralto range & mannerism in singing that has an actual sound just like her father. And since she is Donny's daughter, the music critics gave her her honorific name “The First Daughter of Soul”.
The Harmon mute on the trumpet brings Miles vibes! I loved the chord progression on the tune particularly on the quiet opening! The overtone singing was killin’!
You’re such a likeable person, being this generous with your passion for music and communicating with your viewer fans. That was a great reaction, priceless expression on your face when she does the double pitch! 😁 My jaw dropped the first time too…I had to look it up and apparently it’s called multiphonic singing. Producing two pitches at once is not unusual for singing Tibetan monks and in some ethnic music styles, but not very common in the west. Dare I hope for a little Dean Town w Chris Thile as an interlude on your Snarky excursion..? 😉🙏🏻
Me: she's harmonizing with herself. ALSO ME: SHE'S HARMONIZING WITH HERSELF!??!! The first time I heard it - it did not register in my mind what I was hearing...and then 1/2 second later it hit me....and I watched it a million more times...
I'm SO glad you mentioned the way the energy of the band changes after her solo! It's always a reminder to me that one person can change the moment in music with their positive (or negative I guess) intentions.
When her backup singers came in she was imploring them to give more power ("come on! come on!"). They sort of stayed on their level so she did something no one could escape. Sput almost threw off his monitors like he heard God.
When Snarky does their Family Dinner sessions one requirement for the guest artist is they agree to let Snarky do the arrangement for their song with probably the only artist that already had an arrangement that Snarky used was Jacob Collier, who wrote his song, Don’t You Know, on the way to the Family Dinner Vol 2 session in New Orleans, Jacob said he wrote in 7/4 and 5/4 thinking it might challenge Snarky, but he said it didn’t phase …
That section where the backup singers come in (5:30) may be the BEST head-bobbing music ever recorded! AMAZING GROOVE!! Nice reaction video, again! Can't go wrong with Snarky Puppy!
If I never got anything out of your channel but the joy of watching your face drop to the floor when she did the split harmonic thing, I will have gotten more than I could ever deserve. Greatest UA-cam reaction moment ever!
Loved it man! HAHAHA your face was priceless! This won them a Grammy award. Lots of great performances on this session. You would like almost all of them man! Especially the killer little guitar solo on "Snarky Puppy feat. Malika Tirolien - I'm Not The One (Family Dinner - Volume One)" Keep up the great work brotha!
Everyone is saying that Lalah learned it from her father, but her mother is a trained vocal coach and she attended probably the best college of music in America, so she's got a lot of natural talent and a lot of training. She is simply amazing. Also: she's been able to self-harmonize since she was about 14, she's said in interviews.
The last thing you said I hope people don’t knock the importance of. Sometimes when you do something for long enough, the enjoyment gets taken out of it. It’s just the same thing over and over again in one way or another. But some of the greatest music i’ve ever been lucky enough to find has been shown to me. “if you like that, you gotta hear this”. That’s how i found snarky actually and how i continue to find some of my favorite artists. It always keeps me excited to listen to new music, I’m glad that this very human emotion is something you’re feeling too, and glad we can be a part of that!
PLEASEEEEE "The curtain" next!!!!!! Oh and I must agree w another commentor here, you sir are extremely likeable. I would love to sit down w someone like you and share a beer while amazing each other w awesome music. Trust me, coming from me that's as high as a compliment can get. Cheers!
I saw that you were going to check out this piece and I just got excited about how you would react! It's an incredible performance by Snarky Puppy and of course Lalah herself. I think the technique she's using to create that vocal effect with two distinct notes is called "overtone singing" or something like that. There are YT videos of vocal teachers that react to this video and explain how it's done. Love your channel!
Thanks Ed! You just don’t expect it then WAM! Hahaha I didn’t understand what was happening at first hahaha then I figured out it was all coming from her. 🤯 Thank you for loving my channel 😃😃😃
Ahahaha i have repeated that section like 30 times to see your face, the band members and Lalah Hathaway expression singing that. I love this piece since many many years and showing that to my musician friends all the time. Seeing your asthonished face, the same way, made my day!
Another great and true and insightful reaction to musical awesomness! ...and Michael League knows how to accent the harmonic movements (as being the composer of most of the Snarky Puppy music ;-)
I watched this video just to see the look on your face when Lalah blows everyone's collective mind. 🤣 BTW big kudos to Cory Henry for keeping his shit together and supporting her harmonically on the organ during that section while the rest of the band momentarily lost it!
Bruhhhhhh! Lalah is the ish!! Maaan the skill this woman has! I think I heard two notes she was singing too? Loved your reaction to this ☺️ Snarky did their thing here too man OMG!!
You make this so enjoyable to watch! Your reactions are priceless and your energy is contagious!!! I love your channel and always look forward to seeing and hearing more!
omoya 1 second ago It's not throat singing. She recently explained how her vocal cords work differently than most--someone actually filmed it and showed her that one cord moves while the other doesn't or something of the sort. It's a physical anomaly that neither she nor her doctors can explain, but she's able to control it as well. There's a video with her talking about it somewhere, but I don't have the link right now. It may be the one where she's talking to and singing for Terrell.
I've seen it before done by a band called Yat-kha, a Tuuvan rock band, but whenever I've seen it before it has always been done by male voices, and had always wondered what it would sound like in a female voice. I definitely wasn't disappointed.
Aww, this was a great one, Jeff - have listened to and enjoyed it so many times, and it is just outstanding and a delight!🙏🏼❤️🤗 Earlier in my life at a certain point I couldn’t afford buying a new instrument, paying for teaching lessons etc., so I figured - well, I have my voice. I wonder what that is cabable of? And I got curious and the journey began🙏🏼💜🧐☺️. Along the way I was trying out various things, perspectives, methods, approaches - also to kind of free the voice of all “normal” restrictions on how “just” to sing beautifully, but also to use the voice as an instrument for many kinds of expressions. I loved “Autumn Leaves” (and had a lot of jazz-listening through my dad during my childhood), so I stumbled across this special lady, Rachelle Ferrell💖, and WAUW!!!😍🤯🎶! I know that this is not “mainstream” and may not be for everybody, but so it is with many things in life, right🌈😉. However, I find it so exquisite and very very beautiful in its own way, and it opened up an entire new world of music, voices and ofcourse a whole lot of more listening to and diving into Mrs. Ferrells music💜🌈🎶🤗. Maybe you will give her a listen, too, at some point😊. Here a very young Rachelle Ferrell 1989 “Autumn Leaves” from her 1990 album “First Instrument” with e.g. Michel Pettruciani (piano), Stanley Clarke (bass) and Wayne Shorter (sax): ua-cam.com/video/cri3K6-dP9w/v-deo.html For later things from her the beautiful special album “Individuality (Can I Be Me?)”, where some of my favorites would be “Gaia”: ua-cam.com/video/v9Jb9UhPFYI/v-deo.html “Sista” (funky Live and love her humor, too): ua-cam.com/video/qdtwon67Uqg/v-deo.html She also has been doing some collabs with Lalah Hathaway💖💖🤗. Truely grateful🙏🏼.
Thank you so much, Jeff💙❤️🤗 Oh, and How could I forget her beautiful collaboration during the years with the great George Duke! Ohh my … only 1 of many examples here - “With Every Breath I Take” e.g., but this one gets me every single time: ua-cam.com/video/HqVrINMQRGI/v-deo.html Peace & Love 🙏🏼💜❤️🕯
I’m sorry - I was thrown off by everything happening in Ukraine right now😰💔🕯🕯🙏🏼💜. Have to think of something else just for a moment😔😌 - music, be our friend🙏🏼. Yesterday on my musical journey I enjoyed Lalah Hathaway, Donny Hathaway, Rachelle Ferrell (+with George Duke) and Jarrod Lawson (think that I have mentioned him before😊), and I thought I would refreshen😉. He is a cool cat on the piano, his voice amazing and soulful as is his own song writing, and I still think he has been going under too manys radar eventhough he has made some GREAT albums, live concerts And played at Stevie Wonders birthday celebration! Now, that can’t be right, can it?!?💖💜🤗 So - here a younger Jarrod 11 years ago baking his own amazing Stevie Wonder-cake with a twist🤯💚🌱 “I Wish” (singing/piano): ua-cam.com/video/LRGCmmE75Yg/v-deo.html and later 6 years ago his beautiful and soulful cover of Leon Russells->Donny Hathaway(cover) “A Song for You”: ua-cam.com/video/7vHs4ZRvC1I/v-deo.html and from his own albums - where to start? Maybe from “Jarrod Lawson”: “Walk In The Park” ua-cam.com/video/o4TI_lb2ivg/v-deo.html “All That Surround You”: ua-cam.com/video/cZE6uAG08Ew/v-deo.html “Music In Its Magical Way”: ua-cam.com/video/KMqmC9tnxDw/v-deo.html 🌈☮️❤️🕯 “Roger over and out from here”
Mate, and new friend I’m got the same smile face on. We all talk about her, she’s incredible… The band are pretty ridiculous too. Drummer is unbelievable
the original is amazing and to think this was your 1st time hearing this version and of her WOW! I hope this lead you to her discography or at least to watch other YT vids of her live performances. she inherited her fathers gift and I could go on and on about her! berklee grad...vocal phenom!
I enjoy your reactions, ESPECIALLY, the way you let the music run and just throw in some comments over the top and analyse at end. Not a fan of the stop-start type reactions. Good job man.
I really appreciate you saying that because I struggled a little when I started the channel wondering if I should stop the video but I just couldn’t kill the flow like that! Thank you for making me feel I made the right decision!
You should check out The Curtain from their session with the Metropole Orkest. I've played bass with many orchestras and almost every gig with a band is just the orchestra playing pads and backup. This session is something totally different. The orchestra is integral to the music and they really explore some unique places sonically. It exemplifies one of the things you've pointed out in other videos of how they are geniuses at combining surprising instruments for melodies. It reminds me of how Duke Ellington or Rhespighi would share a melody between 2 or 3 odd instruments and create entirely new sounds. The Curtain also has a series of progressively more incredible solos. It's one of the rare times that Corey Henry plays an absolutely outrageous solo and then someone actually tops him.
I really enjoy your take on music. A suggestion: Jacob Collier - Lua (feat. MARO) [live] ; a sad love song, samba beat, and a strings arrangement that is off the charts.
Why not try an old special album from Phil Keaggy " The wind and the wheat" from 1987?!!! The track I have faller in love with is " Paradice dream". But there is lots of tracks on that album that will trigger your musical heart. I love your enthusiasme and your love for music. And I love "Dirty Loops" to. I,m a huge fan!! Big smile and a hug from me! 😊
Lala is out of this world, but how about this composition. The chord shifts moving around in half steps. Ties this ridiculous voice with this amazing band..like butter.
thanks for listening! XO
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My mind will never be the same! 👏👏👏
OMG ;-)
Just subscribed brother, fan of the channel now!
@@jeyjey5741 just saw this…thanks JJ!!!
She's Donnie's Little Girl..... Yes she sings in chords. She's Sister-Friends with Rachelle Ferrell and Ledisi.
What she's doing is self harmonization with throat tones. Similar to tuvan throat singing. And she's able to sing 3-4 at one time. Lalah is an absolute beast on vocal improv. I loved your reaction to this.
Let me add, she can control the intervals doing this, which is different than most people that can do this. That last one was almost a tritone.
@@jarreddunlap7065 ya the last one was the one that really blew my mind!!!
Wait she was singing 3 notes on the last one? If so, is there something wrong w my hearing? I hear 2 😪
@@fedea82 no you’re ears are good 😊 Tritones refers to the interval between two notes. 😊
Honestly I've never been surprised by her vocal abilities. She's the Daughter of the late great DONNY HATHAWAY! 😁
Donny Hathaway's daughter. Her range is outrageous. Love her.
I’ve seen this performance before and EVERYTIME I see it it’s just PERFECTION ❤ Great, great reaction also!
I've watched several reaction videos from vocal coaches on this performance and their reactions were just as shocked as yours. Lalah Hathaway is the daughter of the great Donnie Hathaway. She won her 1st Grammy in 2013 for this song with Snarky Puppy.
Awesome !!!🎉
To me the Fairy Voice Mother had the most perceptive analysis of what Lalah is doing here. ua-cam.com/video/ZS9WCqIl2Jc/v-deo.html
Eric, It was totally mine blowing and I loved it!
Peter, Can’t wait to watch this! Thank you!
This is Donny Hathaway's daughter she learned it from him. Her father sings:
THE GHETTO
THIS CHRISTMAS
FLYING EASY
THE CLOSER I GET TO YOU
FOR ALL WE KNOW
Legendary
Her dad is the writer of the popular Christmas song "This Christmas." Donny Hathaway!
This song is a remake of the same title song from her debut album back in 1990. I've been a fan of hers since then!
Thee legendary Donny Hathaway daughter... and yes thats only one of the great things she's known for....
Every time that scat solo starts up I get so hyped. There's a reason this song won a Grammy! I could listen to this 1000× and not get tired of it. Love the reaction!
Oh man what a freaking great performance!!!
Every time I watch/listen… When she says, “come on, come on, come on”… It make me think of her father, THE GREAT DONNY HATHAWAY!!!
Best reaction ever to this amazing performance!
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She is so phenomenal , Just like her Father Donny was , just an insane talent.
Hi there! You think you were amazed by this performance with Snarky Puppy??!!!! You ain't seen nothing yet!! Trust me and
please analyze these 2 Lalah Hathaway performances. Be prepared to be floored!!! She and the musicians are profoundly amazing!!
1)A live performance of the Grammy Award-winning song, "It's What I Do," written by Kirk Whalum and Jerry Peters, and performed by Kirk Whalum and Lalah Hathaway.
2) A 2013 concert by Lalah Hathaway for the UNCF Gala, at the Von Braun Civic Center, in Huntsville Alabama.
Best reaction that I've seen in a looooooong time. Thank you sir. Yes, Lalah is known for her multi-note harmonization. Her father, Donny, who was a suicide victim. And I didn't think she would survive it being so young when it happened. I think she was 9 or 10 years old. Tragedy. But she has quietly made a tough-as-nails career for herself. A lovely LOVELY woman.
Thank you so much Michael! Did you see she left a comment (see pinned comment) :)
WHAA!!!! Really???
The title is actually "it's something", written by Brenda Russell and David Foster. It was recorded in 1981 by Donna Washington and in 1983 by Brenda Russell. In 1991 Lalah recorded it.
Thank you so much for this info!!!
She's Mr Donnie Hathaway daughter. Her range has no limits. She is her music
BEST. REACTION. TO. THE. CHORDS. EVER.
Thank you!!!!! 😊😊😊
Lalah is a vocal beast! Beautiful each and every time. 😊
Jazz Salsa. That's Snarky Puppy, folks. Simply Jazz Salsa!
Dude…your face at 7:01! Everyone does that - just amazing, right?
Hahaha yes!
It’s so amazing that we are leading to a new level of hearing
Again - fantastic reaction from you - your face says it all. I believe she’s Donny Hathaway’s daughter so the talent is in the blood! Such a great groove as well.
Thank you, Georgina! Oh wow I did not know that…no wonder 😲
@@StrateleStudios She has great collaboration album with late Joe Sample... And worked with Marcus Miller going back some 15 years or so... Strongly recommend those two albums.
Yes it's Donny's daughter. I LOVE them both!
this is the realest reaction to this song I ever watched! in 2013, Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance was given to this performance, such a long overdue to Lalah, considering that she debuted in early 90s. And yes, obviously she is Donny Hathaway's daughter, through her name & the contralto range & mannerism in singing that has an actual sound just like her father. And since she is Donny's daughter, the music critics gave her her honorific name “The First Daughter of Soul”.
Thank you! Great comment! The fruit doesn’t fall far from the tree.
The Harmon mute on the trumpet brings Miles vibes! I loved the chord progression on the tune particularly on the quiet opening! The overtone singing was killin’!
Total Miles vibe!!!
You’re such a likeable person, being this generous with your passion for music and communicating with your viewer fans. That was a great reaction, priceless expression on your face when she does the double pitch! 😁 My jaw dropped the first time too…I had to look it up and apparently it’s called multiphonic singing. Producing two pitches at once is not unusual for singing Tibetan monks and in some ethnic music styles, but not very common in the west.
Dare I hope for a little Dean Town w Chris Thile as an interlude on your Snarky excursion..? 😉🙏🏻
I would LOVE to do Dean Town with Thile…that’s coming soon!!!
@@StrateleStudios YAY!! Ps Had to edit and give you some more👏🏻 ⭐️👏🏻⭐️👏🏻⭐️👏🏻⭐️👏🏻
@@gabriellan2010 hahaha 👏👍❤️👏👍❤️👏
Also…thank you so much for your kind words. It means a lot to me and gives me the motivation to keep going!!! ❤️
@@StrateleStudios go on…have a little bass night snack. You’re worth it! 😁 ua-cam.com/video/28yKyPMpvII/v-deo.html
This song is hot buttermilk pancakes, fresh melon, with a side of bacon.
😂🤣😂 love this comment!
It's call God given talent. 😁
Lalah Hathaway forever, for always, for love live is incredible as well
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Me: she's harmonizing with herself. ALSO ME: SHE'S HARMONIZING WITH HERSELF!??!! The first time I heard it - it did not register in my mind what I was hearing...and then 1/2 second later it hit me....and I watched it a million more times...
😂🤣😂 that’s exactly what happened to me! My brain took a couple seconds to understand what was going on! 🤣
@@StrateleStudios twas easily to read on your face ^^
@@Kaktuskastl 😄
I'm SO glad you mentioned the way the energy of the band changes after her solo! It's always a reminder to me that one person can change the moment in music with their positive (or negative I guess) intentions.
And in life in general my brother! 👊❤️👏
When her backup singers came in she was imploring them to give more power ("come on! come on!"). They sort of stayed on their level so she did something no one could escape. Sput almost threw off his monitors like he heard God.
Those of you who know what's coming from Lalah, you're going to love the reaction in this video. Best one so far. I LOVE THIS GUY!!!
Yup,that's her thang.....loved your reaction!!!!
Thanks man. Mind blowing huh?! 🤯
@@StrateleStudios yes it is
Just one of those musical moments you'll treasure forever. But really, from beginning to end it's fabulous.
🤯 yes!!!
When Snarky does their Family Dinner sessions one requirement for the guest artist is they agree to let Snarky do the arrangement for their song with probably the only artist that already had an arrangement that Snarky used was Jacob Collier, who wrote his song, Don’t You Know, on the way to the Family Dinner Vol 2 session in New Orleans, Jacob said he wrote in 7/4 and 5/4 thinking it might challenge Snarky, but he said it didn’t phase …
Hahaha, ya, that not gonna phase Snarky Puppy. Maybe if he pressed harder on the microtonality that would do the trick. hahaha
That section where the backup singers come in (5:30) may be the BEST head-bobbing music ever recorded! AMAZING GROOVE!! Nice reaction video, again! Can't go wrong with Snarky Puppy!
Dude!!! That made me say “Oh shit” 😂🤣😂. Ug man SO GOOD!!!
She's known for that and more definitely!
Your face😂😂😂, chord vocal !!! ❤️
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If I never got anything out of your channel but the joy of watching your face drop to the floor when she did the split harmonic thing, I will have gotten more than I could ever deserve. Greatest UA-cam reaction moment ever!
Hahahaha dude she blew my mind so badly. I couldn’t understand was I was hearing for a few seconds. I had to process it. 😆
Loved it man! HAHAHA your face was priceless! This won them a Grammy award. Lots of great performances on this session. You would like almost all of them man! Especially the killer little guitar solo on "Snarky Puppy feat. Malika Tirolien - I'm Not The One (Family Dinner - Volume One)" Keep up the great work brotha!
Hahaha dude I was questioning reality in that moment 😂🤣😂
Everyone is saying that Lalah learned it from her father, but her mother is a trained vocal coach and she attended probably the best college of music in America, so she's got a lot of natural talent and a lot of training. She is simply amazing. Also: she's been able to self-harmonize since she was about 14, she's said in interviews.
Ah nice point you make here. So maybe some DNA from Dad and training from mom. 🙂
I loved watching you hear this for the first time. Lalah is amazing & the band is just phenomenal.
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Great reaction The Hathaway Legacy goes on
Thank you! Yes indeed!!!
Her father is the amazing Donny Hathaway!
The last thing you said I hope people don’t knock the importance of. Sometimes when you do something for long enough, the enjoyment gets taken out of it. It’s just the same thing over and over again in one way or another. But some of the greatest music i’ve ever been lucky enough to find has been shown to me. “if you like that, you gotta hear this”. That’s how i found snarky actually and how i continue to find some of my favorite artists. It always keeps me excited to listen to new music, I’m glad that this very human emotion is something you’re feeling too, and glad we can be a part of that!
Beautiful comment, my friend. Thank you for your insight. 💪👏👊
PLEASEEEEE "The curtain" next!!!!!!
Oh and I must agree w another commentor here, you sir are extremely likeable. I would love to sit down w someone like you and share a beer while amazing each other w awesome music. Trust me, coming from me that's as high as a compliment can get. Cheers!
My friend, I would sit down and have a beer with you anytime! I will do “The Curtain” next just because I love your comment so much! 👊
I heard this on the radio not to long ago 🙂
The face drop... Perfect!
Notice the expression change at 7:06 minutes in??? 😬😬😬 lol haha 🤣 😂 😆
And I heard my bro Cory Henry came up with that vocal and organ exchange.
Holy smokes!!! He finally did it!
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Janis Joplin did it in the upper ranges too- unintentionally. Listen to her “ Cry Baby”.
I saw that you were going to check out this piece and I just got excited about how you would react! It's an incredible performance by Snarky Puppy and of course Lalah herself. I think the technique she's using to create that vocal effect with two distinct notes is called "overtone singing" or something like that. There are YT videos of vocal teachers that react to this video and explain how it's done. Love your channel!
Thanks Ed! You just don’t expect it then WAM! Hahaha I didn’t understand what was happening at first hahaha then I figured out it was all coming from her. 🤯 Thank you for loving my channel 😃😃😃
Ahahaha i have repeated that section like 30 times to see your face, the band members and Lalah Hathaway expression singing that.
I love this piece since many many years and showing that to my musician friends all the time. Seeing your asthonished face, the same way, made my day!
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7:06 LMAO literally my reaction watching this for the first time
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Another great and true and insightful reaction to musical awesomness!
...and Michael League knows how to accent the harmonic movements (as being the composer of most of the Snarky Puppy music ;-)
Thank you, Matthias!!! 😃😃😃
@@StrateleStudiosThank YOU Jeff for doing all this ;-)
I love this performance so much and she is phenomenal. Look into her father Donny Hathaway.
Man...it's in the blood!
The Jazz Fender trio is amazing
Loved your reaction!!!!!
I had the same reaction when I first saw this!! LOL Mind blown!!!
I was wrestling with my understanding of reality for a few seconds 😂
Definitely becoming one of my favorite reactors!
So happy to hear that!!! 😊
This is one of the best covers of a song!! The original is by the incomparable Brenda Russell, who I love!!
Just one of the many facets to her voice.
Now check out, Brother I’m Hungry-Snarky Puppy with NOLA international
Nuthin' but SOUL in that one!
Yes!!!
Oooh thats nice! Hadn't heard this one yet. Layla's voice I a perfectly tuned instrument...and what range!!!!
Such a treat to watch her sing! Did you see her comment I pinned?
@@StrateleStudios i did now! Awesome!
I watched this video just to see the look on your face when Lalah blows everyone's collective mind. 🤣 BTW big kudos to Cory Henry for keeping his shit together and supporting her harmonically on the organ during that section while the rest of the band momentarily lost it!
Please check out information about her Dad Donny Hathaway who's voice is also amazing
Yes! He is a legend!!!
She’s incredibly underrated.
Great shirt, by the way!! 🤘🏻
Hahaha Yay, a VH fan! 🎸
Bruhhhhhh! Lalah is the ish!! Maaan the skill this woman has! I think I heard two notes she was singing too? Loved your reaction to this ☺️ Snarky did their thing here too man OMG!!
Insane right?! Did you see her comment to me? 🤯
@@StrateleStudios yes! I just saw it! I bet your spirit left your body for a second!! LOL😂 congrats!
@@5dlife318 it sure did! 😄
You make this so enjoyable to watch! Your reactions are priceless and your energy is contagious!!! I love your channel and always look forward to seeing and hearing more!
Thank you!!! ❤️
When she was on fire, your expression was so serious lol
The absolute greatest voice of all time!
That chord play vocal!
Man that was freakin' mind blowing!
singing chords, so mindblowing !
Was NOT expecting that! 🤯
Sorry rewind is needed… your face brother! 😂❤️ that’s a vocal chord face!
Dude, I thought I entered another dimension 🤣
snarky puppy feat jayna brown, the next one!!
Added to my list!
Love from uk
Much love back brotha!
I’m laughing because we are doing same thing, head nod… get ready here comes the Chords
Hahahaha love it! 😄
Keep the snarky puppy reactions coming man 🤩
Definitely more to come. I’m going to work on “The Curtain” this weekend!
@@StrateleStudios can't wait for that one, thanks!!
ooh good one; very jazzy and groovy with this orchestration... like it, thanks
😊😊😊😊😊
And she comes from R&B royalty.
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It's not throat singing. She recently explained how her vocal cords work differently than most--someone actually filmed it and showed her that one cord moves while the other doesn't or something of the sort. It's a physical anomaly that neither she nor her doctors can explain, but she's able to control it as well. There's a video with her talking about it somewhere, but I don't have the link right now. It may be the one where she's talking to and singing for Terrell.
I've seen it before done by a band called Yat-kha, a Tuuvan rock band, but whenever I've seen it before it has always been done by male voices, and had always wondered what it would sound like in a female voice. I definitely wasn't disappointed.
I've got to dive deeper into this...it's absolutely mind blowing to me having that level of control!
Aww, this was a great one, Jeff - have listened to and enjoyed it so many times, and it is just outstanding and a delight!🙏🏼❤️🤗
Earlier in my life at a certain point I couldn’t afford buying a new instrument, paying for teaching lessons etc., so I figured - well, I have my voice. I wonder what that is cabable of? And I got curious and the journey began🙏🏼💜🧐☺️.
Along the way I was trying out various things, perspectives, methods, approaches - also to kind of free the voice of all “normal” restrictions on how “just” to sing beautifully, but also to use the voice as an instrument for many kinds of expressions.
I loved “Autumn Leaves” (and had a lot of jazz-listening through my dad during my childhood), so I stumbled across this special lady, Rachelle Ferrell💖, and WAUW!!!😍🤯🎶!
I know that this is not “mainstream” and may not be for everybody, but so it is with many things in life, right🌈😉. However, I find it so exquisite and very very beautiful in its own way, and it opened up an entire new world of music, voices and ofcourse a whole lot of more listening to and diving into Mrs. Ferrells music💜🌈🎶🤗. Maybe you will give her a listen, too, at some point😊.
Here a very young Rachelle Ferrell 1989 “Autumn Leaves” from her 1990 album “First Instrument” with e.g. Michel Pettruciani (piano), Stanley Clarke (bass) and Wayne Shorter (sax):
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For later things from her the beautiful special album “Individuality (Can I Be Me?)”, where some of my favorites would be
“Gaia”:
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“Sista” (funky Live and love her humor, too):
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She also has been doing some collabs with Lalah Hathaway💖💖🤗.
Truely grateful🙏🏼.
Love this comment Lise! 👏👏👏🎊🎉💙 I’ll check this out! 😃😃😃
Thank you so much, Jeff💙❤️🤗
Oh, and How could I forget her beautiful collaboration during the years with the great George Duke! Ohh my … only 1 of many examples here - “With Every Breath I Take” e.g., but this one gets me every single time:
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Peace & Love 🙏🏼💜❤️🕯
I’m sorry - I was thrown off by everything happening in Ukraine right now😰💔🕯🕯🙏🏼💜.
Have to think of something else just for a moment😔😌 - music, be our friend🙏🏼.
Yesterday on my musical journey I enjoyed Lalah Hathaway, Donny Hathaway, Rachelle Ferrell (+with George Duke) and Jarrod Lawson (think that I have mentioned him before😊), and I thought I would refreshen😉.
He is a cool cat on the piano, his voice amazing and soulful as is his own song writing, and I still think he has been going under too manys radar eventhough he has made some GREAT albums, live concerts And played at Stevie Wonders birthday celebration! Now, that can’t be right, can it?!?💖💜🤗
So - here a younger Jarrod 11 years ago baking his own amazing Stevie Wonder-cake with a twist🤯💚🌱 “I Wish” (singing/piano):
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and later 6 years ago his beautiful and soulful cover of Leon Russells->Donny Hathaway(cover) “A Song for You”:
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and from his own albums - where to start?
Maybe from “Jarrod Lawson”:
“Walk In The Park”
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“All That Surround You”:
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“Music In Its Magical Way”:
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🌈☮️❤️🕯
“Roger over and out from here”
Same way we ALLLLLLLL reacted! Love this.
Did ya see Lalah’s comment pinned up top?! 😃
@@StrateleStudios I didn’t notice that till now! Wow man congrats, that’s big time. Lalahs an absolute beast! Love the content brother!
@@jeyjey5741 😃 So glad you like it! Glad you’re here my friend!
Mate, and new friend I’m got the same smile face on.
We all talk about her, she’s incredible…
The band are pretty ridiculous too.
Drummer is unbelievable
Couldn’t agree more my friend! 😁
the original is amazing and to think this was your 1st time hearing this version and of her WOW! I hope this lead you to her discography or at least to watch other YT vids of her live performances. she inherited her fathers gift and I could go on and on about her! berklee grad...vocal phenom!
You had the same reaction as me, whem enter swell of fenders guitar
I enjoy your reactions, ESPECIALLY, the way you let the music run and just throw in some comments over the top and analyse at end. Not a fan of the stop-start type reactions. Good job man.
I really appreciate you saying that because I struggled a little when I started the channel wondering if I should stop the video but I just couldn’t kill the flow like that! Thank you for making me feel I made the right decision!
You should check out The Curtain from their session with the Metropole Orkest. I've played bass with many orchestras and almost every gig with a band is just the orchestra playing pads and backup. This session is something totally different. The orchestra is integral to the music and they really explore some unique places sonically. It exemplifies one of the things you've pointed out in other videos of how they are geniuses at combining surprising instruments for melodies. It reminds me of how Duke Ellington or Rhespighi would share a melody between 2 or 3 odd instruments and create entirely new sounds.
The Curtain also has a series of progressively more incredible solos. It's one of the rare times that Corey Henry plays an absolutely outrageous solo and then someone actually tops him.
Sold! This comment is beautiful, man! I’m pushing this video to the front of the line! Thank you!
Her father is Donnie Hathaway
Magic in the blood!
she gets that from her father donnie hathaway, amazing vocals
It’s in the genes!
I really enjoy your take on music. A suggestion: Jacob Collier - Lua (feat. MARO) [live] ; a sad love song, samba beat, and a strings arrangement that is off the charts.
Ooooooo that sounds nice! 👏
@@StrateleStudios +1 on this that song is phenomenal emotional rollercoaster
Ive seen her do it with her own band. She closes with it :)
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If you can Rachel Farrell check her out as well she's another one!
Donny’s daughter can sing! Yes she is know for singing 2 notes. That’s one of her songs, it is a cover.
Amazing!!!
You should check out Yebba's recent tiny desk concert, i think you would dig it
Why not try an old special album from Phil Keaggy " The wind and the wheat" from 1987?!!! The track I have faller in love with is " Paradice dream". But there is lots of tracks on that album that will trigger your musical heart. I love your enthusiasme and your love for music. And I love "Dirty Loops" to. I,m a huge fan!! Big smile and a hug from me! 😊
Oh wow, I haven't listen to Phil Keaggy in years. Nice to have a reminder...I gotta go back in time and enjoy some! Big hugs back!
Your reaction is priceless 😅😅 i love your channel. Could i have a reaction from a Pat Metheny song " Above thetops" please
😃😃😃. This is a beautiful song. I’ll add to my list. Thank you Xavier!
Lala is out of this world, but how about this composition. The chord shifts moving around in half steps. Ties this ridiculous voice with this amazing band..like butter.
Ya I caught those half steps…so good!