Wow! what a tune! JJ JACKSON - But its alright REACTION - First time hearing
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JJ JACKSON - But its alright REACTION - First time hearing
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JJ was ahead of his time.🎉😊❤
Love this song Harri,11yrs old when this came out, dancing with my older sister, she was 15, thanks 😎👍
Jackson made a classic here! Love the horns!
I recall as a kid in the mid 60's this track was popular in SoCal on AM radio. Great tune, Funny story, about 5 yrs ago while vacationing in NoCal, I'm sitting at a bar and struck up a conversation with this dude sitting next to me. Turned out to be JJ Jackson, Great guy and we talked forever. Because of that, I later listened to this song in detail, as you did, and it really impresses to this day. JJ had his feet in much of the soul music world for years, but as a solo artist, really only had this one fairly big success. He's now 80 yrs old and perhaps still at that bar.
Thank You Harri one of my Favorites, 🎸😎
Grew up with this Golden One:10 yrs. one, still listening in 2024‼️⏰less!! Thanks for blowing the dust off this one!!👈🏾
Loved this in 66, still do. Great song, great voice. Huey Lewis did a great cover of this in the 80s.
Great choice....one of the greatest R&B songs in history!!
Great pick Uncle Phil!!! I agree Harri. 👍
Thanks 🙏
Awesome northern soul song in the UK
Actually was recorded in the UK with some of the best session players!
Oh jeeze I haven't heard in so long. Remembered every word. Quintessential soul from Motown and Mr. J J! Thanks Harri...I needed this. ❤
Not Motown! Recorded in England with some of the best jazz session players! JJ tore this song up!!!
Best opening guitar riff ever!!
Love this tune . Rough and ready with great riff
Great song. I remember hearing this on the radio growing up. Still enjoying it
I stumbled on your site and doing a review for JJ Jackson was awesome. My uncle, Robert Mayo, was the one playing the Bass in that recording.
He told me all about how that came to be when he was stationed in Europe and they put together a band called "the greatest little soul band in the land" ;)
Sadly my uncle passed away recently but Im so glad he was able to touch so many lives. (Including my own music life)
The song is a classic. I still love it.
A great tune, love those horns! I couldn't have told you the artist before seeing it here. Thanks for dusting this one off & bringing it out of the attic.
The horns are smoking! And love the solo with the vibes ( vibraphone). Drummer has a great fill after the key change before the last verse.
I am 59 years old and have heard this songs a few times. I love it and never knew who sang it. Thanks for the reaction.
Thank you Uncle Phil!!!! One of my favorite songs ever!!! So upbeat so happenin. Was out in 1966. Huey Lewis did a cover in the 80s. Very very good, he has the grit to do this awesome song justice.
I’ll have to check out his version. I never heard it before
I remember this song from my childhood. Christ, I'm old!
Oh, I love this song so much but haven't heard it for ages. Great one Uncle Phil!! Great reaction Harri.
Agree x 4! Wonderful song; been too long; another winning Philpick; topped off with another HarriAtHisBest . ✅✅✅✅
✌️😎
@@JK_Clarke My pleasure
Classic gold!
Great soul song... thanks my friend, desde México :D
This was one of the first R&B songs to be recorded in England.
A great song that was one of the staple for Battle of the Bands contestants in the last 60's. Lol
The riff as you said is amazing and the horns blasting away carries this song along to perfection. Great memory.
Glad you loved it Harri. Thanks Harri and Uncle Phil. 🎶🎶🎶 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
I love this song! Thank you for bringing back so many memories! And love you too Harri and your reactions. Did you recently say that at one time you were severely depressed? Hard to believe if so. Maybe you had to be there to get to where you are now ... bringing joy to so many people! Thank you.
This was a superb choice as always from you. This immediately brought back the memories around the time that this was released. No question as to why Huey Lewis choose to cover this classic. Well played, Uncle Phil!
A classic soulful song and voice. I’m 68 years old. Imagine listening to this one, followed by Linda Ronstadt, followed by the Little River Band, followed by Gladys Knight on the radio in the car! Too much to take, our hearts were full of the best music on a daily basis!
Always LOVED this one! ❤
Your uncle Phil has taste! 👍 I bought the 45 when I was 16. (in 1966) I'm 71 now and still LOVE it. Thanks J.J. for making my life better, and thanks Harri for posting this gem. ❤
I forgot this song. What a gem. I love it!
I know this song. I didn't know who sang the song. Great song. Wonderful reaction
I remember this one Uncle Phil ! Great song, I loved Old Motown, and it also helped that my brother was 4 years older than me! Thanks a bunch and lots of thanks to Harri for his great reaction!
🙏🍸😎
One of my favorite 🎵 songs from my childhood. So glad you did this. Thank you
Next up: Joe Simon - Drowning In The Sea of Love - a soul classic!
Hell yes
He reminds me of Billy Stewart another great artist and singer who died too young. In a traffic accident. Summertime is his best in my opinion but had a lot of other gems!
Always liked this song. Enjoyed reacting to this with you!
Killer song! I don't think I've ever heard this original version by J.J. Jackson. Huey Lewis and the News had a Top 5 adult contemporary hit in the U.S. with their cover version in 1994 (not to be confused with their similarly named No. 7 adult contemporary hit called "It's Alright" in 1993). So glad to hear the original!
I thought your comment about the use of the triangle was interesting. Had not considered it that way. Rather, there was something about it that reminded me of some section of Smokey Robinson's Tear's of a Clown. Of course as I write this I don't remember when that was released. I think "It's Alright" was released in 1966.
The real stuff, 66 or 67 ❤
What a blast from the past! This was a huge hit here in the states. Great choice and, as always, Harri’s enthusiasm just makes it that much better! 🌺✌️
The soundtrack of my childhood! One of the greatest songs of all time indeed!
You can go down the rabbit hole of “Carolina Beach Music” or “Shag music” to find much more of that sound.
the triangle gives a thought of walking or stepping.
It's actually not a triangle. It's a vibraphone (aka "vibes"). I'm surprised that he identifies that sound with Christmas; the vibes were a common jazz instrument. One jazz great who was especially identified with the vibes was Lionel Hampton. Vibes were also an important instrument in a lot of '60 Motown hits (for instance, they are prominently featured in the intro of "I Hear a Symphony" by the Supremes), and by artists as varied as the Four Seasons, Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention, and Steely Dan.
@@gregsager2062 little Anthony and imperial's love makes the world go round.
@gregsager2062 Vibes and glockenspiel played in unison.
dem horns.
Harri, you have voiced the BEST description of this tune to my knowledge. "SUPERbad" I agree 1000%. Thanks for your reaction.
The original JJ Jackson aka June Jackson aka William.Edward Jackson recently passed away..
I sung this song in a talent show in college! Wow😅
So good to hear this again! I thought, given the title, that I remembered this, and the beat went down and YES! Sounds even better now. Great comments and reaction. Thank you!
Great song from my high school days. Please checkout the Jimmy Jones song Handyman. It was recorded around 1960 and later covered by James Taylor in ‘77. You will love it.
Such a great song! Thank you for all the great reactions! Love it!
This was in our stack of 45s, You should react to
"My Pledge of Love" by The Joe Jeffery Group
"Oo Wee Baby, I Love You" By Fred Hughes
"Hey Girl" By Freddy Scott.
You'll Love them!
Great pick Uncle Phil. I've always loved this soulful tune. Great reaction Harri. 🙃🇬🇧🤴🇨🇦🇺🇸🇺🇦👍
Nice! I picked up a sixties soul compilation album on cassette tape back in the eighties that had this song on it. J.J. Jackson wrote songs for Mary Wells, the Shangri-Las, The Pretty Things, and Eddie Floyd as well as dropping "But It's Alright" in 1966. The bounce in this song may have influenced the bounce in "Magic Carpet Ride" by Steppenwolf two years later. I think that sound is from a xylophone. One of the other super-groovy songs on that tape was "Gimme A Little Sign" by Brenton Wood. Check it out when you can.
I love this song. Once again, you pick the best song to review. It's so great seeing your reaction to so many songs I love. Funny that it made you think of Christmas. It came out around Christmas time when I was young, and it brings me back to memories of Christmas that year. I think 1968, or thereabouts.
Jerome Louis "J.J." Jackson (born November 8, 1942) born in Bronx, New York en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._J._Jackson_(singer)
John marshal played the drums. Rip john
This was the shit, I could listen to this till the cows come home!
Orleans,1978: love takes time,on culver channel.
I'm the one who bought all these originals since 1954 .. I've got thousands , and need to pass on the Archive , see NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER "KING OF NEW YORK" - " ..Stater , the underground architect of Modern Rock !"
Please react to James and Bobby purefy I'm your puppet, the original recording in 60s ( not the remake in the 70s)
Eddie floyd big bird if you haven't reacted to it
Huey Lewis did a cover of this song. Good stuff.