I can't sit down listening to this! Thank you for this great post, and very special thanks to you Earl Young for your beautiful depth of smoooth cool my friend!
This was voted by a bunch of the most prominent Disco DJ's from back in the day, the first Disco song. They were asked, what was the first Disco record, and the overwhelming majority said THIS ONE, Zing.
@@baron7755 It is only better for you. As for me, I believe I have this in my record collection either by Judy Garland or Frank Sinatra but don't worry, I won't break into your "little world" and SUGGEST you check those two recordings out. You wouldn't like them anyway.
@@baron7755 How old are you anyway?? You remind of those two year olds who like to throw temper tantrums every time he or she wants "ATTENTION"!!!!!!!!!!!!
How WONDERFULL for all three of you!!! Sharing this time and having this conversation. I LOVE you two for doing this. Must have been fun and meaningful for Earl too ~ to have the two of you "youngsters" so interested in his past ~ 🥰🥰🥰
Listening to Earl is like like getting a music history lesson. He mentioned house parties, which made me think of 2 songs you should listen to. "Ain't Nothin' But A House Party" by The Showstoppers, and "Down In The Basement" By Etta James.
I love this song! I have it on my playlist, and have to jump up and dance to it every time. How wonderful for you to interview the wonderful Earl Young. His voice is stunning. Another wonderful YT video. And I am so glad Earl mentioned Melvin Franklin. Another superb base singer.
I remember this playing and for some reason it got shelved well before I thought it should... Haven't heard this in years but it is still great... Thanks so much for sharing it again...Love it...
This was the most popular song that the DJ at Keiths Cruise Room Disco in South Florida played back when I first went to the Disco in the summer of 74. I still have the LP long version and play it often. There was no place like the 1970's Discos to escape anything. Loved the vlog today and always what you two do. Thanks!
You should check out the UK doowop revival band Darts (The Darts) They had a wonderful, loony bass-man, called Den Hegarty, who stole the show every time! They also had a fabulous falsetto singer, in the sadly missed Bob Fish, as well as the wonderfully sexy, Rita Ray, & lead vocalist, Griff Fender, so FOUR great singers, who could ALL take lead duties, as well as the guys backing them up instrumentally. They started doing old covers, but also wrote many great tunes in that old 50's style! My favourite was 'Late last night'!
"Disco Party" was the Trammps other #1 US Dance chart hit!! "TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia)" was MFSB's big hit!!! From 1973-1975 it was also the theme song of 'Soul Train' !! MFSB was 30 Philly studio musicians. MFSB stands for Mother Father Sister Brother.
J, you're a lucky guy, and Amber you're a lucky girl! I've been watching you both for at least 50-100 videos now. I have never taken the time to like or subscribe to your channel in ANY video as I am usually traveling and watch you both on the move. At the moment I am home, and here I will FINALLY sub and like, then continue so from here moving forward. Much love from Brooklyn. Ciao.
WOW! Haven't heard him in a mad minute. However, on a different note, his name reminded me of someone I haven't seen on your channel that I believe you should checkout. His name is Steve Earl and the song is "Copperhead Road". Steve sings a brand of Americana that encompasses everything from Folk to Blues to Country to Rock n' Roll. "Copperhead Road" is a fantastic Rock song from the early 80s with a really interesting story behind it. Give it a whirl!
I love The Trammps, didn’t know they sang Yakity Yak song, my goodness he looks too young. This group was very popular so many years ago, I can’t believe this, so cool…” Earl Young! “ 💙👍 Thank you, Jay & Amber…💙💖🌸🌸
The Trammps didn't do Yakity Yak. That was The Coasters. They re-did the flip side of Yakity Yak which was Zing Went the Strings of My Heart. But Earl Young is a national treasure and still looks and sounds great. I believe he's in his eighties.
Sir Jay and Lady Amber, This is a cover of this song. Written James F. Hanley in 1934, Introduce by Hal Le Roy,the most notable recording is by Judy Garland,(1938) also the Coasters,(1958), Frank Sinatra (1960).
Love this new format this is such a great time with the history lessons I thought I was pretty Up to snuff on my music knowledge didn't realize I didn't know these guys❤😊
If you guys decide to check out a Judy Garland version make sure on what decade you want to hear because she recorded the song in the thirties, forties, fifties, and sixties. The style of the song changes as does her voice over time.
Mr. Young conveniently forgets that the arranger was Ronnie Baker, the bassist and his business partner. Baker Harris and Young laid down rhythm tracks for so many artists. Even including BB King! who had his own studio, with the Memphis sound, but came to Sigma Sound in Philly anyway.
I think I’m hearing where bass player/singer Larry graham may gotten his inspiration from. Pls don’t quote me on that 😅 I want to hear Earl play drums, pls!
Kind of wish, during your interview with Mr. Young, that you would have discussed the history behind "Zing Went the Strings Of My Heart" rather than just in passing!!
Great tune, incredible talent! On a different note, heard a song today called Booty Man by Tim Wilson, released in 2003. Ya gotta check it out, funny stuff, cool groovin beat! ✌️🤣
Hey, I think you guys should listen to "Tired of Toein' the Line" by Rocky Brunette and Ron Coleman. I believe it's a criminally underrated song from 1979 (early 80's), there's not one reaction video of it on UA-cam that I've seen. It's a really good country rock and new wave styled song. I don't know if you guys heard of it but it'd be really cool if you did a reaction. I'd love to hear your opinion on it!
hello I am new to your channel and songs you react to all are so epic I was wondering if you can react to playin with fire by lita Ford the drums and guitar in it are so awesome much love you are both so amazing people keep up the videos😊
This has nothing to do with this interview but i wonder if the rob squad has ever heard Eddie Murphy featuring Snoop Dogg singing Red Light😅 it's really good or Eddie dinging oh jah jah.
Please Please Sarah Brightman. She was married to Andrew Lloyd Webber. He wrote Evita Jesus Christ Superstar and many more. She is very unique. I would say. A Question of Honor Live.
This man & his band go way back into the 50’s singing Doo Wop songs & beyond. Disco was a very small part of their careers. I didn’t like the Disco dancing, but I liked the music.👍😊
I loved disco until it was overplayed toward the end of the era, but now I appreciate it all over again and look back on those good old days fondly. This group came way before disco and were a part of the best years of music! ❤
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I can't sit down listening to this! Thank you for this great post, and very special thanks to you Earl Young for your beautiful depth of smoooth cool my friend!
This was voted by a bunch of the most prominent Disco DJ's from back in the day, the first Disco song.
They were asked, what was the first Disco record, and the overwhelming majority said THIS ONE, Zing.
Judy Garland recorded this song in 1938 and it became one of her signature songs. First time hearing this version. Very different of course.
this one is exponentially better
@@baron7755 It is only better for you. As for me, I believe I have this in my record collection either by Judy Garland or Frank Sinatra but don't worry, I won't break into your "little world" and SUGGEST you check those two recordings out. You wouldn't like them anyway.
@@brgilbert2 no it is better for everyone, this is an irrefutable fact
@@baron7755 How old are you anyway?? You remind of those two year olds who like to throw temper tantrums every time he or she wants "ATTENTION"!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@brgilbert2 you are the one yelling in the comment section of youtube trying to tell people how to think
This was so amazing!!!
What a wonderful man, and that VOICE! *swoon*
Bravo thank you Earl Young and the Tramps for great music and wonderful memories ❤
How WONDERFULL for all three of you!!! Sharing this time and having this conversation. I LOVE you two for doing this. Must have been fun and meaningful for Earl too ~ to have the two of you "youngsters" so interested in his past ~ 🥰🥰🥰
PLEASE DONT EVER STOP UPLOADING!!! you guys are the best
Listening to Earl is like like getting a music history lesson. He mentioned house parties, which made me think of 2 songs you should listen to. "Ain't Nothin' But A House Party" by The Showstoppers, and "Down In The Basement" By Etta James.
Nothing better than knowing where things started from especially music 🎼 👍🏼
I don’t think I’ve ever heard this version. Love it!
Thanks so much for this one, it felt like taking a master class in our own rooms with an absolute genuine legend, can’t wait for take three ✌️
Love the song and your reaction. It was great hearing Earl’s perspective on these songs.
I love this song! I have it on my playlist, and have to jump up and dance to it every time. How wonderful for you to interview the wonderful Earl Young. His voice is stunning. Another wonderful YT video. And I am so glad Earl mentioned Melvin Franklin. Another superb base singer.
You guys need to stop blowing my mind 😂 you surprise me every day with the contacts you have made, they are all my heroes and how I got into music ❤❤
His voice!!!!! Earl Young!
Phenomenal, you guys are killin it with these musician collabs. I’ve discovered so much great music through your channel.
🇬🇧 Wow! Now thats DEEP ! Sultry, Sexy, bloody fabulous. Thank you Earl. ❤
Jay/Amber.... How great are these interviews? What a wonderful idea! 💓🎶🎼👌👍
I remember this playing and for some reason it got shelved well before I thought it should... Haven't heard this in years but it is still great... Thanks so much for sharing it again...Love it...
I told you about this when you did Disco Inferno!!!! I have been jammin to this since the 70's it is on the album with Pray All You Sinners!!!!!!!
Love listening to his stories and the Trammps music. ❤️
This was the most popular song that the DJ at Keiths Cruise Room Disco in South Florida played back when I first went to the Disco in the summer of 74. I still have the LP long version and play it often. There was no place like the 1970's Discos to escape anything. Loved the vlog today and always what you two do. Thanks!
I could listen to Earl Young all day. Very cool.
What a great video the legend earl young played on some of the greatest soul tracks ever recorded
You should check out the UK doowop revival band Darts (The Darts)
They had a wonderful, loony bass-man, called Den Hegarty, who stole the show every time!
They also had a fabulous falsetto singer, in the sadly missed Bob Fish, as well as the wonderfully sexy, Rita Ray, & lead vocalist, Griff Fender, so FOUR great singers, who could ALL take lead duties, as well as the guys backing them up instrumentally.
They started doing old covers, but also wrote many great tunes in that old 50's style!
My favourite was 'Late last night'!
Never heard this track before. Awesome!
"Disco Party" was the Trammps other #1 US Dance chart hit!!
"TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia)" was MFSB's big hit!!! From 1973-1975 it was also the theme song of 'Soul Train' !!
MFSB was 30 Philly studio musicians. MFSB stands for Mother Father Sister Brother.
Disco inferno
An amazing blast from the past. How can u not love every second of this. To get such great insight into the music. Thanx so much, stay groovy, Peace
Oh man, I bought this on 7" vinyl, I was absolutely blown away by his voice.
I love me the Trammps. I was in Queens, NYC during the major blackout, and then the Trammps came out with Where Were You When The Lights Went Out.
J, you're a lucky guy, and Amber you're a lucky girl! I've been watching you both for at least 50-100 videos now. I have never taken the time to like or subscribe to your channel in ANY video as I am usually traveling and watch you both on the move. At the moment I am home, and here I will FINALLY sub and like, then continue so from here moving forward. Much love from Brooklyn. Ciao.
WOW! Haven't heard him in a mad minute. However, on a different note, his name reminded me of someone I haven't seen on your channel that I believe you should checkout. His name is Steve Earl and the song is "Copperhead Road". Steve sings a brand of Americana that encompasses everything from Folk to Blues to Country to Rock n' Roll. "Copperhead Road" is a fantastic Rock song from the early 80s with a really interesting story behind it. Give it a whirl!
Hey Y'all, I was just thinking about his PAPA WAS A ROLLING STONE , The arrangement is killer! ❤️y'all✌️
My #1 song. Brings bittersweet memories ❤
So happy to hear from these legends while we still can!
One of my bass singer favourites, is The Drifter's "White Christmas." Also for a bit of fun, check out Johnny Cymbal with "Mr Bass Man." 🙂
I love The Trammps, didn’t know they sang Yakity Yak song, my goodness he looks too young. This group was very popular so many years ago, I can’t believe this, so cool…” Earl Young! “ 💙👍 Thank you, Jay & Amber…💙💖🌸🌸
The Trammps didn't do Yakity Yak. That was The Coasters. They re-did the flip side of Yakity Yak which was Zing Went the Strings of My Heart. But Earl Young is a national treasure and still looks and sounds great. I believe he's in his eighties.
Sir Jay and Lady Amber, This is a cover of this song. Written James F. Hanley in 1934, Introduce by Hal Le Roy,the most notable recording is by Judy Garland,(1938) also the Coasters,(1958), Frank Sinatra (1960).
Love this new format this is such a great time with the history lessons I thought I was pretty Up to snuff on my music knowledge didn't realize I didn't know these guys❤😊
Such a unique and nice sound!
I 😍😍😍😍 Zing Went The Strings when I was a teenager❗️
Some other great bass is Bowser from Sha Na Na. Give them a listen!
It's about time Rob squad😮😮😮😮😮😮
Go deep Mr. Young! Here we go. Whoo. Thank you.
If you guys decide to check out a Judy Garland version make sure on what decade you want to hear because she recorded the song in the thirties, forties, fifties, and sixties. The style of the song changes as does her voice over time.
Mr. Young conveniently forgets that the arranger was Ronnie Baker, the bassist and his business partner. Baker Harris and Young laid down rhythm tracks for so many artists. Even including BB King!
who had his own studio, with the Memphis sound, but came to Sigma Sound in Philly anyway.
Earl often gives his love and props to Ronnie and Norman on his Facebook page and his Facebook group.
Probably the deepest Voice among Rock bands is the lead singer of Crash Test Dummies, you guys would Love "Afternoons And Coffeespoons"
I think I’m hearing where bass player/singer Larry graham may gotten his inspiration from. Pls don’t quote me on that 😅 I want to hear Earl play drums, pls!
Wow!! this is one of my favorite Judy Garland songs but man I love this version.
This was COOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!
🔥🔥🔥 love it
Benny Mardones, Into The Night.
Hey guys, Incredible singer and incredible song.
This will be a first time hearing this singer for you two I believe?
Wow, I remember those days and songs! 😎
Interviews are great!
Earl Young invented the disco drum beat!
LOVE Barry White too
And Lou Rawls
great music....
Kind of wish, during your interview with Mr. Young, that you would have discussed the history behind "Zing Went the Strings Of My Heart" rather than just in passing!!
Some really deep voices currently are Geoff C from Voiceplay (I think) and Tim F from Home Free.
Good song good reaction I enjoyed it alot
This was my jam!! Check out Melvin from the Temptations singing bass lead on “I Truly Believe” 🔥🔥 Smooooth❤
I never heard their version! So great. Earl, you were cute!!! (still are!)
Mr. Young! Please write a memo/book!
Loved The Trammps, wish Jimmy Ellis was still with us🥰
I loved Judy Garland’s version and loved this remake. A great song lasts for generations.
Great tune, incredible talent! On a different note, heard a song today called Booty Man by Tim Wilson, released in 2003. Ya gotta check it out, funny stuff, cool groovin beat! ✌️🤣
For a nice deep voices try "Crash test dummies - Mmmm mmmm" or "Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue - Where wild roses grow"
Country story song Marty Robbins El Paso.
Go look up the original version of this song by Judy Garland from the 1930s.
Deepest of dead voice in Geoff Castellucci sole or part of Voice Play - Please check it out.
YOU HAVE TO TALK TO HIM ABOUT HIS BODY OF MUSIC WITH MFSB
Hey, I think you guys should listen to "Tired of Toein' the Line" by Rocky Brunette and Ron Coleman. I believe it's a criminally underrated song from 1979 (early 80's), there's not one reaction video of it on UA-cam that I've seen. It's a really good country rock and new wave styled song. I don't know if you guys heard of it but it'd be really cool if you did a reaction. I'd love to hear your opinion on it!
No better listening than that!
I think the deepest ive heard is guy from oak ridge boys...low rawls another one
hello I am new to your channel and songs you react to all are so epic I was wondering if you can react to playin with fire by lita Ford the drums and guitar in it are so awesome much love you are both so amazing people keep up the videos😊
nice guy
Never used a click track. That's a real drummer.
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😍💖
Another music reaction request for Dire Straits and the song Brothers in arms.
Do a reaction to Mike and the Mechanics doing The Best Is Yet To Come.
This has nothing to do with this interview but i wonder if the rob squad has ever heard Eddie Murphy featuring Snoop Dogg singing Red Light😅 it's really good or Eddie dinging oh jah jah.
The original was done by The Coasters. The B side of yakety yak.
@praisehim3757 You maybe right, but the doo-wop version was done by The Coasters.
Please check out Judas Priest's video for "Parental Guidance" its a banger ! Thank you!
Hair band. Stryper. Heavy metal christian band. To Hell With The Devil.
Please Please Sarah Brightman. She was married to Andrew Lloyd Webber. He wrote Evita Jesus Christ Superstar and many more. She is very unique. I would say. A Question of Honor Live.
hated disco
This man & his band go way back into the 50’s singing Doo Wop songs & beyond. Disco was a very small part of their careers. I didn’t like the Disco dancing, but I liked the music.👍😊
I loved disco until it was overplayed toward the end of the era, but now I appreciate it all over again and look back on those good old days fondly.
This group came way before disco and were a part of the best years of music! ❤