LULU TO SIR WITH LOVE 1967 REACTION

[@amicus9811]

This song is even more poignant when you’ve seen the movie, “To Sir With Love”, and recall the very deserving Sidney Poitier to whom this song is sung:)

[@RB-uh1ss]

I totally agree

[@RobertC4458]

@Amicus: Agree even more! ( than Moo 60, above. ) I always get tears in my eyes when Lulu sings this to Sidney Poitier in the film.

[@MrVvulf]

It's also based on the autobiography of E.R. Braithwaite, a black man from British Guyana.
It always bugs me when I hear the comedy bit by Bill Burr talking about a "how many times are they going to re-make this movie...white person goes to help black kids at a troubled school", and he doesn't point out (and most commenters don't seem to know) that the original movie was the other way around.

[@RobertC4458]

@@MrVvulf Actually, the "white person goes too help black kids at a troubled school" trope - in books, stage plays, or movies - is OLDER than E.R. Braithwaite's brilliant, Pulitzer Prize- winning 1959 novel OR the 1967 movie 'To Sir, with Love.' For example: and ironically, it was Sidney Poitier [ who played the teacher ( the Braithwaite character ) in the 1967 film adaptation of Braithwaite's novel ] playing the "troubled black youth" in the 1955 "white person goes too help black kids at a troubled school" movie 'Blackboard Jungle.'
But - Braithwaite, and later the 1967 movie, did manage to make it "the other way around" ( based on Braithwaite's experiences teaching. )

[@MrVvulf]

@@RobertC4458 Thanks Robert, I had forgotten about that movie. But the tone of that movie is quite a bit bleaker and pessimistic than "To Sir, with Love" and the various remake iterations which have followed. "Blackboard Jungle" is more mature and violent, but I always felt it reached for too many rings and wasn't really able to grasp any of them. But your point is well taken.

[@BigC.]

From the movie of the same name starring Sidney Poitier..

[@CaroleMcDonnell]

one of the best

[@patriciawaring]

Yes, AWESOME movie. Love Sidney!

[@dunismith3045]

Cliff Connor And what a movie it was!!!

[@AlexPoff]

This is a classic movie. Sidney Poitier made an honourary knight commander in England and awarded the presidential Medal of Freedom in USA.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

And Lulu sings it in the movie! She also sang the title tune of the James Bond film "The Man With The Golden Gun."

[@johnandrews3151]

This was a #1 hit for Lulu. We had no idea back then that we were listening to the greatest era of music ever recorded!

[@jennyrev]

"To Sir with Love," was such an amazing movie. You should watch it whenever you get a chance. Sidney Poitier such a class act.
He received the best actor Oscar in 1964 for his role in "Lillies of the Field." Another terrific movie. Both movies were ground breaking at the time. They dealt with dealing with people based on mutual respect,. The need to look past a person's race, religious faith, ethnicity and seeing their hearts.

[@maxbrazil3712]

"In the Heat of the Night" is a film I never get tired of watching. Poitier's charisma is blinding.

[@CaroleHaddon]

Man, the world needs more movies like that...

[@CaroleHaddon]

Jennifer, since you edited, I thought I might add that YOUR description of the movie is spot-on!!

[@rhondafoy7403]

Just a beautiful movie and song x

[@lenorecrowder9947]

You really should watch the movie by the same name

[@user-DJDreamworld]

Maurice Gibb was married to singer from 1969 to 1975.

[@raineyj560]

A fun fact! Rest in peace, Maurice

[@bubgum01]

Another great female artist of the era is Petula Clark, a career spanning 8 decades had major hits in the 60s and 70s, My Love, Downtown, I Know a Place, Dont Sleep in the Subway, Who Am I. You should check her out.

[@stangman1268]

and leslie gore, brenda lee,donna lewis,dionne warwick etc..

[@BenjWarrant]

Sandy Shaw! _Long live love._

[@connieleighton4375]

Yes downtown please...♡

[@suzanneballou97]

I had bought my first transistor radio with my school bank money. First song I heard on that radio was Downtown by Petula!

[@georgepiattoni6003]

Yes to Petula Clark -

[@i.m.7710]

She's singing about the most gorgeous black man on the planet, Sidney Poitier. I loved this movie, and we all totally fell in love with him in the early Sixties.
Please watch his hit movies, "To Sir with Love", "Lillies of the Field", "A Patch of Blue" (they walked by my Dad's restaurant "Biffs" at 7th and Alvarado in LA. It was right across from MacArthur Park), "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?"
Read his autobiography. I should read it again, so good!
He and Harry Belafonte were friends in competition. Both became huge stars in the early Sixties.
Sidney wanted to be an actor and was told his Island accent was too thick, so he listened to the radio and changed his speech himself.

[@lynnbrowning6296]

Two more movies lesser known that are great are "The Slender Thread" and "Brother John"

[@14gilbertst]

In The Heat of The Night!

[@scottsteel4230]

Beautiful girl, Beautiful voice, Beautiful song.✌️

[@lhuntley4577]

The movie by the same name is wonderful! Sidney Poitier plays a classy, well-educated young man who lands a "temporary" teaching job in a poor lower-class area in London. It is one of my favorite movies of his.

[@turdferguson400]

My old dad was born and raised in the East End. Perhaps that’s why I related to it so well! Remember the old ladies on the bus? 😂😂💖

[@i_kill_for_zardoz]

Yea Poitier is the "sir" she is referring to, since that's what they called him. It's a great movie, and the graduation scene in the end where the actress sings this song to him really tugs on the ole heartstrings. It's a totally nonsexual admiration she(and the other students) had for him, even though one might think it's romantic based on the lyrics.

[@Axeman517]

I_Kill_For_Zardoz - never having seen the film, but always loving the song, I always thought it was romantic. Interesting!

[@CaroleHaddon]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 the old ladies on the bus!!!! Dirty-minded old ladies... wanted him in their stockings for Christmas, didn't they??

[@turdferguson400]

Carole Haddon I still do... 😂😂😂💖

[@revk-squared9046]

Just sending out respect and appreciation to all of Teachers who make huge impacts on their students’ lives. My daughter came back from her first day of high school and said, “Mommy, I got a Sir.” And when I met him at Open House, I totally agreed.

[@Diovanlestat]

A love letter to all them wonderful teachers who went far beyond duty and loved us like their own. To Sir and Miss with love 💘

[@SuperSusieBell]

Love to see such respect for my generation.
The 60’s will live on .✌️

[@stephanieo2509]

Another great female singer from the 60's is Dusty Springfield. Check out "Son of a Preacher Man" and "Wishin' and Hopin'"
And I think you'd also love "I'll Never Find Another You" by the Seekers. Female lead singer with just perfect harmonies.

[@jimfrederick3907]

"You Don't Have To Say You Love Me" is her best!

[@yoliemclaughlin9492]

All great songs ❤️ my fav by Dusty is You Don't Have To Say You Love Me. Cilla Black's You're My World another fav!

[@AlexPoff]

Yes! Son of a preacher man!

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

"Windmills of Your Mind", Dusty Springfield

[@robynsmith3040]

Dusty Springfield was great, a unique voice. Look of Love is another one of her hits.

[@TwistedSither]

First time I heard this was in the movie, To Sir, With Love, starring Sydney Portier as a school teacher for troubled kids.

[@EchoBravo370]

working class kids. not troubled kids. there is a big difference.

[@TwistedSither]

@@EchoBravo370 Yeah. I don't remember a great deal about the movie. It's been forty years, or so, since I saw it. Thanks for the correction.

[@Myfairmaiden]

Hats off to Lulu & the ladies of this era.👌

[@peggycrowley9534]

My niece picked this song to dance with her father, my brother, at her wedding...so touching.

[@turdferguson400]

This is from one of my fave films. I read the original book too. Sidney Poitier is in my top 5 fave actors. If you haven’t seen ‘In the Heat of the Night’ or ‘Blackboard Jungle’, they are a MUST WATCH!!!

[@brendadrumm9708]

That man is such a gent

[@dunismith3045]

Turd Ferguson Sidney is THE MAN!

[@monica11760]

Miss Turd don't forget "Guess who's coming to dinner" !!

[@robynsmith3040]

Did Poitier make a bad movie? Can’t think of one.

[@turdferguson400]

monica11760 Ooh that’s a beauty too. Also A Patch of Blue. 💖💖🌸

[@bobmessier5215]

Javon, this movie was a big boost to the Civil Rights movement though filmed in London, England. A film America needs to see again in 2020!

[@juliefaulkner5497]

Yes, they should watch it, progress was being made then, ground breaking progress that involved whites and blacks!

[@4ujj]

there is a treasure trove of british women singers from the 60's. Lulu was one, Dusty Springfield, Cilla Black. they were often referred to as blue eyed soul singers. please consider these other singers as well.

[@alangould1465]

Helen Shapiro is a must too👍

[@delaro1967]

1967: The best year EVER in pop music!!!

[@delaro1967]

You should check out the late Dusty Springfield, considered by many to be Great Britain's greatest female vocalist. Be sure to listen to 'You Don't Have To Say You Love Me.' You will be speechless!

[@alanarakelian5021]

Yes, 100%

[@michelleortega1514]

Great song,movie.She was also married to one of the bee gees

[@teatimedrinker1]

Yes- it was Maurice for a handful of years before divorcing (they were pretty young 19/20) but remained good friends.

[@maiaknockoutlashes]

Had no idea she was married to a BeeGee

[@russallert]

She was Maurice Gibb's first wife, had a TV show of her own in the late 60s and had several hits, some of which were hard-edged R&B. Check out Shout, I'll Come Running Over, Surprise Surprise, Try To Understand, The Boat That I Row and, on a more mellow and even sad side, her duet with Maurice Gibb on the Bee Gees song First Of May, filmed shortly before Maurice died.

[@joannecheckley1280]

She also won Eurovision with Boom Bang a Bang I believe.

[@ferdinandfrancis9673]

Check her doing oh me oh my.

[@MsSez]

Did not know she was married to Maurice Gibb!

[@Dee-JayW]

@@MsSez the video of their duet “First of May” is incredibly moving….its on UA-cam.

[@patrickvecchio8138]

Another 60’s song that kicks the crap out of anything made today.

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

The lyricist of “To Sir With Love”, Don Black, was recently in hospital with Covid. He improved and as he was leaving to go home, the Hospital staff gathered together and sang another one Don’s songs : Born Free

[@foreveryoung7180]

Hi from the UK, Lulu is Scottish fireball she hit the charts with wham , and went on to become a well loved and very popular singer, she alsop sung in the eurovision song contest and was great . try some cilla black, she started her career singing at the same time as the Beatles, I think If am right in saying she sang with them at famous Cavern Club 😊😊🤗🤗🤩🤩.

[@dunismith3045]

Forever Young I think we need some Petula Clark too!

[@penname5766]

Yes she did. I think John especially (and maybe Paul) used to flirt with her a lot,

[@marisolmanzano2041]

From the movie TO SIR WITH LOVE ... one of my favorites with Sidney Poitier.

[@robinqueen2311]

I also like the movie A Patch of Blue

[@55judylw]

You gotta do Mary Hopkins, "Those Were The Days!" And PLEASE, PLEASE, PETULA CLARK, "DOWNTOWN." And other songs. Petula is awesome!

[@wpollock1]

Absolutely!

[@CaroleHaddon]

Yes!

[@danielconnolly8565]

Incredible performance on this record. Pure talent.

[@brucefelger4015]

From a most amazing movie

[@TangoEliott]

I have always loved this song. The way she sings the word "heart" at the end gets me. This was a great movie. Sidney Poitier was fabulous in this movie. LOVE IT!

[@malcolmeunson5543]

Some have forgotten in the comments that Lulu also starred in the movie ‘To sir with love’, with the magnificent Sidney Poitier....

[@sharonkeel7963]

You’ve GOT to watch the movie! She is singing her heart out to her teacher, Sydney Poitier. He loved his students and they loved him!

[@kimberley1449]

She was once married to Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gee's. They were very young. But she has had a very successful career and she and Maurice stayed friends until the end. She also was devastated to have him die.

[@williamwallace5857]

Lulu had him die ????

[@kimberley1449]

@William Wallace Sorry really bad English, my bad!!!

[@helenholmes3530]

She is still singing today and just as powerful. Just a suggestion, watch the film the song is from "To Sir With Love" with the beautiful actor Sydney Poitier, if this song blows you away the film will knock your socks off.

[@jonnno2439]

Lulu had a hit with David Bowie's "The Man Who Sold The World". Its a good version. I know that Nirvana had a huge hit with it much later, but I always enjoyed Lulu's version.

[@robin42343]

It still brings tears to my eyes listening to this song. It stayed #1 on the charts for weeks in 1967, and I never got tired of hearing it. constantly on the radio. Still love it. So glad you liked it!

[@richardgribble8438]

From the movie "To Sir With Love", Lulu is British and the movie was made in Britain, she was in the movie also, Sir is what the students called the teacher, very good movie

[@lindachristensen1783]

I get goosebumps every time I here this song! She has an incredible voice! Beautiful my favorite song from 1967!

[@amandajack2018]

Tiny little woman with a huge voice.
Love Lulu.

[@ninaian]

To Sir With Love is one of my fave movies. A must see.

[@14gilbertst]

Great Movie! about a teacher at graduation. She had her own TV show in England and I think she was the first to have Jimi Hendrix perform?? Must do a quick search.

[@narabdela]

"In England"wtf! Learn some geography!

[@14gilbertst]

@@narabdela England isn't a country?

[@williamwallace5857]

BRITAIN, she had her own TV show in BRITAIN.

[@14gilbertst]

@@williamwallace5857 Funny I thought I replied to your comment but don't see it on here? How mysterious. Seriously, if she is filming in England then England is a legitimate reference. As it would be if she was filming in Wales. The option to reference, Great Britain, or The United Kingdom, is largely grammatical and the specific information the writer wishes to highlight. The reference to Britain would be in mentioning her sponsor, the British Broadcast Company, however, I was not interested in that level of detail.

[@penname5766]

narabdela Yes, England is a constituent country of the United Kingdom, just like Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Politically, only the United Kingdom is recognised as a country, because we were all united under that one entity some time ago, but try telling any of us from the four individual countries that they don't exist! You will have your head bitten off, trust me! And besides, I suspect at some time in the future, we will all regain our separate identities.

[@philging]

Back in the 1980's I was in a book shop on the Charing Cross Road in London, when I noticed the person standing next to me was Lulu. She saw me looking and we had a little chat about the books we had picked up before she went on her way - she was lovely.

[@heathermclean-smith5893]

Thanks so much for reacting to this beautiful song! This was the theme song to the movie, “To Sir, With Love,” wonderful film!

[@joelliebler5690]

One of the great songs of that era! She had an incredible voice!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@josephpowell3949]

She was In the Movie To Sir With Love with Sidney Poitier as her Teacher of a bunch of trouble kids, I watch that movie again just a few months ago!

[@jimfrederick3907]

What a year for Sydney Poitier! - "To Sir With Love, In The Heat Of The Night" and "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" all within 12 months. "Lillies of The Field" in 1963 was one of his best performances!

[@lauriebowman6979]

Guess who's coming to dinner is one of my all time favorite movies... this is also a very good movie... great song.

[@lamusiclover2264]

Also "A Patch if Blue". A very sad movie but becomes happier. About a Black man who falls in love with a white bling young woman who lives with her abusive mother. Shows how we all need to be color blind.

[@patsloyan9755]

There’s a movie called “ To Sir With Love” with Sidney Poitier. And Lulu’s song is the theme song. Watch the movie. ( 1967)

[@desmorgens3120]

A film about an African American teacher and his British white students, one of whom was Lulu.

[@sylviam6535]

I just love listening to your channel. The songs you play brighten everyone’s day as they allow us to reminisce on the hits we grew up with. You also introduce others to the greatest music from decades past. Not only that, I just get a kick looking at your reaction! It is so honest! 😀👍

[@jayraft3013]

The summer of '67 was called "The summer of love". This song was Lulu's only big hit in the US but it's a classic. Thanks for bringing it back bro.

[@bridgetsclama]

Here are a few greats from those days to check out:
Skeeter Davis "End of the World"
The Osmond Brothers "Down by the Lazy River"
The Toys "A Lover's Concerto"
Mary Hopkins "Those Were the Days"
Melanie "Brand New Key" (more a 'fun' song that you might enjoy)

[@penname5766]

End of the World is a great song!

[@desmorgens3120]

Connie Francis?

[@bridgetsclama]

@@desmorgens3120 I was pulling names off the top of my head lol. Fabulous singer and actress.

[@angelaphillips1731]

It brings me genuine joy just seeing you react to this song and her voice ❤️❤️❤️

[@ChurBro451]

This was the era of music i was born into, singers back in those days didnt have to come out on stage half naked, no bouncing all over the stage like they're having a fit or screaming their lungs out just to be heard, back then they were what you call real singers, no auto tunes, just all natural

[@deedee67888]

Now watch the movie - the song will make much more sense. Not to mention, it's a fantastic movie!

[@dianevoyce1160]

She was married to Maurice Gibb, she did a version of I started a Joke.

[@rosyv9436]

Beautiful Beautiful music Low 60s 70s and 80s music best everrrrrr!!!!!!! Talent definitely

[@shredBucketheadshred]

Lulu's is ...fuck I don't know what else to say other than burning down the house with this song, it is true singing talent to know how to pull a lyric in sounding gentle then let it out with power then ad juuuust the right amount of vibrato and just friggen play with her enormous talent, her voice is femininity in it's awe inspiring greatness and power. Elegant notes that suspend longer than you thought they could being so beautiful and gentle then radiate and swell into streams of hot plasma bursting skyward somehow taking shape of a heart and soul and passion of the lyrics being sang..... all while being a humble woman. female empowerment is not denying femininity it is wielding it like Excalibur and cutting through the sky.

[@Mr54nomore]

I consider the music of the 60's as the greatest decade in Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues, Soul and Folk music. Many of the greatest musicians, composers and singer/songwriters came out of the 60's. You must remember many music genres were created in the 1960's. Heavy Metal, Grunge, Psychedelic, Funk and Punk to name a few. Great reaction to one of the best songs of the 60's. This was the title song in the movie " To Sir With Love" starring Sidney Poitier and Lulu.

[@feeleffect]

The 60s was miles ahead of the 50s and your correct it brought in many innovations of music and I have always said the 60s was the best decade ever for pop music

[@tonicursio]

This movie always makes me cry... and of course I was always really envious of her voice and of her first husband.
Maurice joined her on stage in 2002 and sang a duet, “First of May.” Beautiful and bittersweet song by Bee Gees about two young lovers who grew apart. It was incredible watching them sing their own history.
So sad to think that less than a year later Maurice passed away.

[@dcharkey254]

I love this movie and also cry every single time I watch it. Sidney Poitier ❤️

[@DLux437]

great singer, great song, great film

[@swgame2511]

Love both the movie and song.............two of the greatest of all time..................Lulu is one of the greatest soloists ever!!

[@amies.9621]

Great song. I sang this at my High School Senior Night back in '01. It's also my grandfather's favorite movie. Thanks for doing this song.

[@juliebowness3299]

The group who sing the song "It's Getting Harder All The Time", just before Lulu sings this song, in the film are The Mindbenders, two of the members went on to form the mighty 10cc, my favourite band of all time. They were not in the credits at the end of the film., would love to hear you react to some more 10cc Jua-cam.com/video/VY_CMtM1svs/v-deo.html this is the end of the film

[@dunismith3045]

JULIE BOWNESS RIP Wayne Fontana who just passed away.

[@helenholmes3530]

What an awesome film it is, thank you

[@juliebowness3299]

@@dunismith3045 Indeed, so sad

[@cherieestbien1902]

she has one of the most beautiful voices ever......

[@Grogster2007]

Wow indeed .... the lovely talented Lulu.

[@williamwallace5857]

Lulu was (and still is) a wee Scottish tiger.

[@NativeNYerChicHK]

This movie so good, so heartwarming!! This song is the final and the scene would make ya cry ❤️

[@vickihunt8988]

This song takes me back. ❤

[@rickdoty2414]

One of my favorite songs from the 60s

[@sexysadie2901]

If you want to hear a powerful powerful voice, check Dusty Springfield's "I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself".

[@penname5766]

Yes! And I Close My Eyes and Count to Ten is another great Dusty Springfield song.

[@debbejones6086]

Must listen to Petula Clark's Downtown or Don't Sleep in The Subway Darling.

[@deborahf.5671]

This song is one of my all time favorites! I always LOVED her voice!
❤👍

[@christinawoolley6206]

Yes! Little Lulu with the big voice! Her understated presence......she's English! 😹 This was written for the Movie, To Sir With Love starring Sydney Poitier about an amazing high school teacher in a poor section of town. 😽💘

[@DNW28]

Try again !! Google is your friend it helps people not look foolish 😉

[@Fool3SufferingFools]

Another great singer of that era was Mary Hopkin. She had a big hit called "Those Were the Days."

[@patriciadowning4036]

This was the music in the movie starring Sidney Poitier, the handsome black actor. He was her teacher in the film. "To Sir, With Love."

[@douglaslee-murray952]

Lulu is still performing, looking even more beautiful in her 70s and sounding more soulful than ever. Check out her ‘Oh Me Oh My.’

[@saraheart2804]

To Sir with Love is a classic movie. This song will mean so much more if you watch it.

[@THEPATRIOT1000]

Dusty Springfield....Son of a Preacher Man

[@brendadrumm9708]

And also a song called going back x

[@nicolasmiley7181]

Brilliant song for a brilliant film about a teacher who inspires he’s inner city students. The students have been brought up with poverty and domestic violence. (Another good film similar to this is “Please Sir”)
Sidney Poitier is also in another brilliant film called “Guess who’s coming for dinner”

[@PercyPruneMHDOIFandBars]

Another awesome song is Georgy Girl by the Seekers! The lead singer's voice will LITERALLY BLOW YOU AWAY!!

[@dahmit100]

Jay you want to see her singing this song on America got talent at 70 years old you will be totally shocked. I really want to see your face

[@dianesinnett4391]

To Sir with Love, theme to the movie of the same. Starring Sidney Poitier . This is Lulu Gibb- married to Maurice Gibb. Before they divorced.

[@BHK1978]

My uncle, who passed away last year, claimed he dated her back when he lived in London in the 1960's. I never believed him and I used to bust his balls about it every time he claimed he dated her. He even said her song, "I'm a Tiger", was about him.

[@russgainus1120]

Lulu had a voice sent directly from heaven. Such a beautiful song also from movie which she stared in.

[@livelaughandlovelong]

Dude you have to watch the movie to appreciate this song. GREAT MOVIE. When she sings this in the movie, you will see tears I promise you.

[@isrberlinerin4063]

The UK produced a lot of great singers like LULU , Dusty Springfield , Shirley Bassey , Elton John and so on,,,,

[@v.2080]

She was married to one of the Bee Gees. Was it Maurice? They later divorced. I love the song,(Oh Me, Oh My) I'm a Fool For You Baby sung by her. (And also B.J. Thomas).

[@l-bird]

Oh yeah, I'd love to hear some B.J. Thomas... starting with "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head" or "Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song"

[@deirdremacnamara9885]

Lulu. She's a legend. Still going strong. 🎶

[@serenityflies1462]

Beautiful beautiful song, and a brilliant voice! Love Lulu!😍😍 One of the few artists to achieve no. 1 both in UK & US, at the same time.

[@TheClonemenot]

I wrote, and deleted, and wrote, and deleted many comments about this video. I'm old. I just ask you to please watch "To Sir With Love" and consider the time it was and how important films like this were.

[@edgarcia4794]

When Sidney Poitier entered a room every other guy in that room lost five to ten Charisma points.

[@kilgh]

Finally a great female singer that is still alive!

[@ronnie237]

The movie to Sir With Love had a profound influence on my life. I was in college and had not yet decided on a major. My friends and I went to see the movie, To Sir With Love. After seeing that movie I decided on a major in education. I taught school for over 44 years and retired several years ago. I don’t regret one day. Thank you Sir for being my inspiration.

[@rickkopp9536]

You might want to look at "Fire" by The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, for your One Hit Wonder Wednesdays

[@mezellenjohnson2753]

Oh yes, that's a great one.

[@ramrod7865278]

A true masterpiece of melody , lyrics and message . . . must have seen the movie dozens of times ! To Sir With Love . . .

[@annb9422]

I lived next door to her when I was a kid in London.

[@DG-iw7lw]

This young Mann has soul in every sense of the word. You give me hope for the future. You rock baby boy

[@brianbowie2551]

Lulus great. I really like Morning Dew, Without Him, The Boat That I Row. The list goes on and on.

[@islazxxxx]

She has such a sweet voice! You’ve got to watch the movie 🙂

[@andreamccoy4609]

Lulu the UK’s little pocket rocket .. Fantastic singer.. Great film..

[@jonm1114]

She has such a great voice. She also sang one of the best of the many James Bond movie theme songs, "The Man with the Golden Gun".