This is all live with no auto tune. Goes to show how great a singer Tom Jones is. And you’re spot on with your explanation of the lyrics and the instruments.
Thank you! I was so sure he had harmed himself with the knife but as many people have pointed out, he killed Delilah! I forgot the word “ominous” - but that’s a better word for the sound of the band.
@@generationgapreacts when I heard it when I was a young boy I instantly came to the conclusion that Tom Jones character in the song murdered Delilah. That is how I've always looked at it. I don't think he heard himself and if he did he committed suicide after he had killed Delilah. Hence, the concept of breaking down the door. So in effect, it was a murder suicide. Thank you for your time and I thank you both for your reactions with respect always, Brant Heavner 😁😁👋👍
@@brantheavner9770 When he sings about waiting for them to come and break down the door, I picture him sitting on the floor, next to Delilah's dead body, waiting for the police.
Great Choice. Delilah is one of Tom Jones signature songs and has always been my personal favorite. Every time you see a Tom Jones live performance it's always a treat. He is such an incredible singer and performer. Other all-time favorites from Tom worth reacting to are "It's Not unusual", "She's A Lady", What's New Pussycat", and "Love Me Tonight".
Delilah is my favorite song by Tom Jones you should give a listen to Engleburt Humpadink, he also has a great voice all his songs are worth listening to. It is very hard to choose favorite singers and groups from the late fifties to the early 70's ther are all great singers for their type of music, I was very lucky to be born in that generation The Baby Boomers I was born in Nov. 1950 Thanx for giving me a chance to remember those days Jimmy !! 11
The wat Tom sang this song was a story.. He told you about the woman he's in love with. Then what she was doing to break his heart. Then when disrespect of laughter in his face. And the anger of love and he silenced her so she will never hurt him again. He sings the songs in a way that you can close your eyes and see what is happening while he sings it. That's a gift. Marty Robbins does the ecat same with "El Paso", Feelina and El Paso City".
You had talked about Tom Jones still performing at the age of 82 and I had the opportunity to see him in concert Sept. 29, 2022 in St. Louis, MO and he was great, just a wonderful concert. Something I can now check of my bucket list. You ladies are awesome, keep up great work!!!
HOLA LAS SALUDO DESDE URUGUAY SUDAMERICA OK TOM JOMES FUE 1 CANTANTE FENOMENAL LLEVA CON SUS 80 AÑOS 1 PASADO NOTABLE PODRIA CANTAR EN OPERA SALUDOS A UDS HERMOSA MADRE Y PRECIOSA HIJA.
I'm 67 but grew up from ages 7 to 18 in England, my mother's homeland, and remember when Tom Jones at the height of his popularity had his own TV show over there and this song was everywhere on radio and TV. (Old joke: Guy goes to psychiatrist and tells him "I can't stop singing 'Green, Green Grass of Home." Shrink says "That sounds like Tom Jones Syndrome." Patient says "Tom Jones Syndrome? What's that? Is it common?" Shink says "It's not unusual.") Have you reviewed "It's Not Unusual?" Another Tom Jones hit from when I was about 13. "Green, Green Grass of Home is another sad song that could be a follow-up to "Delilah" story-wise. It focuses on a man's reminiscences of his childhood neighborhod where, at the end, it turns out, he's going to be buried after being executed for murder. (Britain still had capital punishment, though it was used increasingly less frequently, in the 1960s.) As has been noted, Tom Jones had no formal vocal training but he's from Wales, where singing is a longstanding tradition (now maybe in churches, and decades ago reportedly in coal mines where workers sang to pass the time while swinging picks on their shifts. ) My wife and I made a special trip to Cardiff, where I had never been, during one of our visits to the UK in the 1990s. She's of Welsh extraction and wanted to see the Welsh capital. I haven't seen Voice UK except on UA-cam; I left England as a residence in 1975.
The song is a crime of passion song , the line , I felt the knife in my hand and she laughed no more , tells you he used it on her for her betraying him .
He shanked her ..lol. yeah she shouldn't have laughed at ol Tom...last straw. So yes he was waiting there at her place until the cops came to bust down the door and arrest him.
A while back about a year or so another reactor did a Tom Jones song and the next day Mr. Jones contacted them and talked to them about his life and thanked them for playing his songs. Watch what you say you never know who may be watching. I know yall alway have beautiful thing to say.
Did you know he had his own show? My mother was very clear that if ANYONE disturbs her during his show, we would be grounded for life! Lol! He was also somewhat in competition with singer Englebert Humperdinck. He was good, but there was no comparison for me. Love your responses and willingness to explore these artists who have left their mark in music history. Be safe and have a beautiful life.
She always was locked on when moved his hips. Women would give them their hanky to wipe his forehead and he'd give it back. He is happily married to the same gal forever. Another artist you might check out is singer Roy Orbison and the song "Mystery Girl ". He was one of a kind. Thank you for taking the time to respond. Be safe and have a beautiful holiday season.
I àlways thought he killed Delilah but never thought abouthim killing himself until I heard your interpretation. Another excellent song from him is 'I who have nothing'. I think it's one of his better ones.
I love thier point of view from a different generational perspective but mom cannot be older than 45-50 I am 66 he was at his height of power 1966-1974 I mean I was 10 years old and remember him clearly. I had beautiful aunts who where 16-18 and would have ran away to meet Tom Jones.
I'm old enough to remember hearing Delilah as a teenager in the late 60s here in the UK. As I got older, and it became a disco/party/karaoke favourite, I always found it ironic that it was actually the story of a guy who committed pre-meditated murder because his girl was unfaithful to him. Well. I guess many of us guys have had that happen to us before, haven't we? But, hopefully, the majority of us didn't resort to homicide as a way of handling the situation. Talk about the power of love...no wait--that's another song, ha ha.
Another great reaction. As far as Tom Jones reactions go, I would also like to echo others who've recommended "I Who Have Nothing". Also, as a video reaction, because it's more about the video than the song, his performance of "Treat Her Right" - gives you a real sense of how much the ladies love Tom.
Try listening to the version of this from Glastonbury when he was about 70(ish) and the audience (crowd) join in with the laugh. Ace voice, its perhaps not quit as good but at his age its still better than mine ever was and still better than most. I always think that this should have been released before Green Green Grass Of Home as they would fit together as a pair.
I love the daughters perception from the music before it even said anything about a knife in his hand She says this song is more than sad but foreboding Now I ask to your question did he hurt himself or did he hurt Delilah There's no doubt in my mind He stabbed Delilah and she left no more cuz a woman who's capable of laughing when she's caught cheating is heartless and the fact that she left no more was it because she felt bad that he heard himself or killed himself She stopped laughing because he killed her There's no doubt in my mind about that and when they came to knock down the door to arrest him He wasn't sorry that he hurt himself He was sorry that he lost control and took her out!
In the early days of his career women in the audience would sometimes throw their knickers onto the stage. They wouldn't be braking down the door if he had only harmed himself.
I would love to see both your reactions to "treat her right" the live tv version. You guys are great I really enjoy your reactions. PS he stabbed Delilah.
Such an icon , heres two more songs by him that youll really love..without love ua-cam.com/video/oi8NXuMW_RA/v-deo.html and treat her right ua-cam.com/video/KkKTMoRs-TU/v-deo.html
Delilah wasn't very nice, was she? She cheated on him and then laughed in his face.... that's when he got a little "stabby". The reason they're going to break down the door is to take him away because he killed her..... and "she laughed no more."
As has been said below, I think you have to view the lyrics in the context of this being 1960s Britain. He was already suffering because of her and yet there she was laughing at him. He felt the knife in his hand and she laughed no more (not him crying or suffering no more). In 1960s Britain that means the obvious. He put an end to her laughing by stabbing her. The reference to 'before they come to break down the door', means he knows he will be arrested for what he's done.
That makes so much sense! I wasn’t sure which way it ended because it was the first time I really analyzed the lyrics like in the video, but it gives it a much bigger meaning. Thank you for explaining
@@generationgapreacts Also, there would be no need for anyone to break down the door if he had stabbed himself, because she would be there unharmed and able to let the ambulance crew/police etc in (presumably after calling them herself!). 😊
Perfect explanation! I'm surprised they couldn't figure the storyline out from the lyrics. I was lucky enough to meet Tom backstage back in the '80s because I worked for the radio station that sponsored his show. I'd always loved his voice and the man can move as well. His road manager said he burned off about 5 lbs. a night because he was such a dancing machine! One of the most thrilling events in my life - this concert! He's an amazing talent and I love seeing younger people discover him now.
He killed her with the knife which is why she laughed no more. There was no real question about that when it came out in 1968. Never has been until now.
@booradley8895 "In the UK"... lmfao you mean in and Wales, and you're English. Trying to stake a claim. *It's sung in Wales.* Not your nation. *Wales.*
The daughter captured an aspect to Tom’s greatness. The very best singers are story tellers. Tom inhabits each song he sings and conveys the message and feeling. A great singer takes the audience on a journey with each song. However, she completely misses what is patently clear. He killed Delilah!
@@generationgapreacts I'm surprised that your mom who has obviously heard the song (I imagine several times) never realized the concept of the song is a murder ballad
"Tom Jones - Delilah" One of the greatest songs of all time! Another great version. "Tom Jones & Pavarotti - Delilah" Thanks! For an amazing. "Tom Jones - Delilah" 🙂
Tom Jones The Green Green Grass of Home is a beautiful song to react to & maybe on the Bee Gees front Andy Gibb the younger brother singing Don’t throw it all away ❤️
I was 12 when this song came out. He was every girl's heart throb. He has an awesome voice and still does. He is now 83 and still looks and sings well. Love your reactions!
In case you didn't figure it out yet (you probably have by now), he KILLED Delilah, they broke down the door to arrest him, that's what he was singing about.
I had the privilege to hear Tom sing in the mid-eighties. We had front row seats for his concert and it was outstanding. He was so considerate and appreciative of the audience. Which was not always the case for singers from that era. I am new to your channel and have enjoyed some of your reactions. Especially from this era of singers. You guys interact well and both of you look great and compliment each other. Well done.
Tom used to sing in the Pub that in later years was my favourite watering hole, it's a few years back now . He was known as Tommy Scott in those days and his band were the senators , his Real name is Tommy Woodward by the way.
WoW who cares what the words mean his voice will knock your socks of literally no one has come close yet I don't care who you are .he filled the stage with woman's undergarments hundreds of them .he would wipe his sweat with them so Amazing I love hi. Never mind his words your taken by his voice
considering the 1960s technology did you notice how far away he holds the microphone that shows the power and projection of his singing voice and there are all the stories of when he was headlining at Vegas the stage would be littered with ladies underwear thrown by the audience
He stabbed Delilah in a fit of rage, then waited for the police to come and break down his door. So be careful ! No one can belt out a song like Tom Jones.
"Romantic"?!?!?! Erm it's about a pathologically jealous guy who murders his girlfriend bc she's with someone else and dares to ridicule him. 🤣 Still a go-to for me when I sing karaoke though, it's a banger!
Well I always thought this song was the reason he did ""I'll Never Fall in Love Again"". Yes he stabbed he, because waitied for the Police to Break down the door to get him,
It’s plain to see, that you’re daughters heart is quickly melting, as she listens and looks at Tom Jones singing live. The expression on your daughters face, and her eyes glancing up and down. She is in love......That’s the magic of music, Wonderful 👍.
Maybe you would like to see a live performance he did while judging contestants a few weeks ago for his wife on the British TV show The Voice. Very moving.
This is all live with no auto tune. Goes to show how great a singer Tom Jones is. And you’re spot on with your explanation of the lyrics and the instruments.
Thank you! I was so sure he had harmed himself with the knife but as many people have pointed out, he killed Delilah! I forgot the word “ominous” - but that’s a better word for the sound of the band.
@@generationgapreacts when I heard it when I was a young boy I instantly came to the conclusion that Tom Jones character in the song murdered Delilah. That is how I've always looked at it. I don't think he heard himself and if he did he committed suicide after he had killed Delilah. Hence, the concept of breaking down the door. So in effect, it was a murder suicide. Thank you for your time and I thank you both for your reactions with respect always, Brant Heavner 😁😁👋👍
@@brantheavner9770 When he sings about waiting for them to come and break down the door, I picture him sitting on the floor, next to Delilah's dead body, waiting for the police.
Delilah is no longer with us.
Great Choice. Delilah is one of Tom Jones signature songs and has always been my personal favorite. Every time you see a Tom Jones live performance it's always a treat. He is such an incredible singer and performer. Other all-time favorites from Tom worth reacting to are "It's Not unusual", "She's A Lady", What's New Pussycat", and "Love Me Tonight".
Thank you! We are writing down all those suggestions. Love hearing/seeing Tom Jones perform
@@generationgapreacts Also "Say You'll Stay Until Tomorrow", "Green Green Grass Of Home" and "Danny Boy".
Delilah is my favorite song by Tom Jones you should give a listen to Engleburt Humpadink, he also has a great voice all his songs are worth listening to. It is very hard to choose favorite singers and groups from the late fifties to the early 70's ther are all great singers for their type of music, I was very lucky to be born in that generation The Baby Boomers I was born in Nov. 1950 Thanx for giving me a chance to remember those days Jimmy !!
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The wat Tom sang this song was a story.. He told you about the woman he's in love with. Then what she was doing to break his heart. Then when disrespect of laughter in his face. And the anger of love and he silenced her so she will never hurt him again.
He sings the songs in a way that you can close your eyes and see what is happening while he sings it. That's a gift.
Marty Robbins does the ecat same with "El Paso", Feelina and El Paso City".
You had talked about Tom Jones still performing at the age of 82 and I had the opportunity to see him in concert Sept. 29, 2022 in St. Louis, MO and he was great, just a wonderful concert. Something I can now check of my bucket list. You ladies are awesome, keep up great work!!!
He killed her,!
HOLA LAS SALUDO DESDE URUGUAY SUDAMERICA OK TOM JOMES FUE 1 CANTANTE FENOMENAL LLEVA CON SUS 80 AÑOS 1 PASADO NOTABLE PODRIA CANTAR EN OPERA SALUDOS A UDS HERMOSA MADRE Y PRECIOSA HIJA.
Also Tom Jones With these hands ❤
I'm 67 but grew up from ages 7 to 18 in England, my mother's homeland, and remember when Tom Jones at the height of his popularity had his own TV show over there and this song was everywhere on radio and TV. (Old joke: Guy goes to psychiatrist and tells him "I can't stop singing 'Green, Green Grass of Home." Shrink says "That sounds like Tom Jones Syndrome." Patient says "Tom Jones Syndrome? What's that? Is it common?" Shink says "It's not unusual.") Have you reviewed "It's Not Unusual?" Another Tom Jones hit from when I was about 13. "Green, Green Grass of Home is another sad song that could be a follow-up to "Delilah" story-wise. It focuses on a man's reminiscences of his childhood neighborhod where, at the end, it turns out, he's going to be buried after being executed for murder. (Britain still had capital punishment, though it was used increasingly less frequently, in the 1960s.) As has been noted, Tom Jones had no formal vocal training but he's from Wales, where singing is a longstanding tradition (now maybe in churches, and decades ago reportedly in coal mines where workers sang to pass the time while swinging picks on their shifts. ) My wife and I made a special trip to Cardiff, where I had never been, during one of our visits to the UK in the 1990s. She's of Welsh extraction and wanted to see the Welsh capital. I haven't seen Voice UK except on UA-cam; I left England as a residence in 1975.
I believe that's the Ed Sullivan show and his band
He occasionally gets up and sings on the Voice he just can resist it when someone says to sing it, Tom
Excellent reaction and observations! This song leads naturally into "Green, Green Grass of Home" where he pays for his crimes against Delilah.
The song is a crime of passion song , the line , I felt the knife in my hand and she laughed no more , tells you he used it on her for her betraying him .
Mother daughter react. Nice. Keep up the good work. nice vid.
He killed her.
Mom, you have to show her the other side of Tom Jones. Have her react to "TREAT HER RIGHT"
My take, she's taunting him so he kills her, that's why he asks her forgiveness.
Exactly right.
He felt the knife🔪 in his hand and Delilah laughed no more😵 The music is set to Spain's flamenco style, think traditional Spanish dancer💃
He shanked her ..lol. yeah she shouldn't have laughed at ol Tom...last straw. So yes he was waiting there at her place until the cops came to bust down the door and arrest him.
A while back about a year or so another reactor did a Tom Jones song and the next day Mr. Jones contacted them and talked to them about his life and thanked them for playing his songs. Watch what you say you never know who may be watching. I know yall alway have beautiful thing to say.
He definitely killed Delilah :)
Most definitely. So "romantic". 😁😁
@@Uncle_T a crime of passion, they used to call it
For some more tragic songs. Marty Robbins. El Paso, Felina and El Paso City.
Outstanding !.
Did you know he had his own show? My mother was very clear that if ANYONE disturbs her during his show, we would be grounded for life! Lol!
He was also somewhat in competition with singer Englebert Humperdinck. He was good, but there was no comparison for me.
Love your responses and willingness to explore these artists who have left their mark in music history.
Be safe and have a beautiful life.
Thank you Danny!! Your mom must have really loved Tom Jones, we understand why!
She always was locked on when moved his hips. Women would give them their hanky to wipe his forehead and he'd give it back. He is happily married to the same gal forever. Another artist you might check out is singer Roy Orbison and the song "Mystery Girl ". He was one of a kind.
Thank you for taking the time to respond. Be safe and have a beautiful holiday season.
@@generationgapreacts You misunderstood the song. The reason Delilah stopped laughing is because he stabbed - and killed - her.
I àlways thought he killed Delilah but never thought abouthim killing himself until I heard your interpretation. Another excellent song from him is 'I who have nothing'. I think it's one of his better ones.
"I Who Have Nothing" is one of my faves! Always gives me chills!
If you want to hear Tom's true voice then listen to TREORCHY MALE VOICE CHOIR AND TOM JONES SINGING AMAZING GRACE
For a first hearing, you picked up alot of points.Well done .
Thank you John ☺️
I love thier point of view from a different generational perspective but mom cannot be older than 45-50 I am 66 he was at his height of power 1966-1974 I mean I was 10 years old and remember him clearly. I had beautiful aunts who where 16-18 and would have ran away to meet Tom Jones.
if i remember coretly it about a man who kill is girl frriend in uk
You should react to treat her right by Tom
Sir Tom Jones once guest starred in the U.S sitcom Fresh Prince Of Bel Air along side Will Smith.
This is what's generally understood from this song: He killed her and he's waiting for the cops and/or her family to break down the door and grab him.
I'm old enough to remember hearing Delilah as a teenager in the late 60s here in the UK. As I got older, and it became a disco/party/karaoke favourite, I always found it ironic that it was actually the story of a guy who committed pre-meditated murder because his girl was unfaithful to him. Well. I guess many of us guys have had that happen to us before, haven't we? But, hopefully, the majority of us didn't resort to homicide as a way of handling the situation. Talk about the power of love...no wait--that's another song, ha ha.
Another great reaction. As far as Tom Jones reactions go, I would also like to echo others who've recommended "I Who Have Nothing".
Also, as a video reaction, because it's more about the video than the song, his performance of "Treat Her Right" - gives you a real sense of how much the ladies love Tom.
She laughed no more !!
Try listening to the version of this from Glastonbury when he was about 70(ish) and the audience (crowd) join in with the laugh. Ace voice, its perhaps not quit as good but at his age its still better than mine ever was and still better than most.
I always think that this should have been released before Green Green Grass Of Home as they would fit together as a pair.
I love the daughters perception from the music before it even said anything about a knife in his hand She says this song is more than sad but foreboding Now I ask to your question did he hurt himself or did he hurt Delilah There's no doubt in my mind He stabbed Delilah and she left no more cuz a woman who's capable of laughing when she's caught cheating is heartless and the fact that she left no more was it because she felt bad that he heard himself or killed himself She stopped laughing because he killed her There's no doubt in my mind about that and when they came to knock down the door to arrest him He wasn't sorry that he hurt himself He was sorry that he lost control and took her out!
He offed her!
it is really wonderful !!
i m not sure ...
who is Mother and who is daughter??
You should try Shirley Bassey if you like drama and magnificent vocals
In the early days of his career women in the audience would sometimes throw their knickers onto the stage. They wouldn't be braking down the door if he had only harmed himself.
I would love to see both your reactions to "treat her right" the live tv version. You guys are great I really enjoy your reactions. PS he stabbed Delilah.
Thank you John!
Was good friends with elvis shopped for same leather suits
My take is he killed Delilah. If I recall he even got into a bit of trouble for that message.
He stabbed that cheating woman.
You like Tom Jones try treat her right and his movements???
R.I.P. Delilah...
Never a good choice to laugh a heartbroken man in the face.
This was OJ Simpson's favorite song.
Wow, well I didn't think about it in that way, but the song could be seen either way. He killed her or himself.
Such an icon , heres two more songs by him that youll really love..without love ua-cam.com/video/oi8NXuMW_RA/v-deo.html and treat her right ua-cam.com/video/KkKTMoRs-TU/v-deo.html
Delilah is brown bread.
Aye.. Tom killed Delilah.. she is no more..
I laugh at you women who thinks Tom has had his heart broken, when the guy has been a player all his adult life even though he was married
The police come to get him
He killed Delilah. Otherwise, why would the police come to break down the door?
he killed delilah.
Delilah wasn't very nice, was she? She cheated on him and then laughed in his face.... that's when he got a little "stabby". The reason they're going to break down the door is to take him away because he killed her..... and "she laughed no more."
This is a song is about love and deception and the ending is about a crime.. of Passion...and Delilah din't really. get the last laugh..Tom did!!!
As has been said below, I think you have to view the lyrics in the context of this being 1960s Britain.
He was already suffering because of her and yet there she was laughing at him. He felt the knife in his hand and she laughed no more (not him crying or suffering no more). In 1960s Britain that means the obvious. He put an end to her laughing by stabbing her. The reference to 'before they come to break down the door', means he knows he will be arrested for what he's done.
That makes so much sense! I wasn’t sure which way it ended because it was the first time I really analyzed the lyrics like in the video, but it gives it a much bigger meaning. Thank you for explaining
@@generationgapreacts Also, there would be no need for anyone to break down the door if he had stabbed himself, because she would be there unharmed and able to let the ambulance crew/police etc in (presumably after calling them herself!). 😊
Perfect explanation! I'm surprised they couldn't figure the storyline out from the lyrics. I was lucky enough to meet Tom backstage back in the '80s because I worked for the radio station that sponsored his show. I'd always loved his voice and the man can move as well. His road manager said he burned off about 5 lbs. a night because he was such a dancing machine! One of the most thrilling events in my life - this concert! He's an amazing talent and I love seeing younger people discover him now.
He married his life time wife in 1958! They were together until her death in 2016!
He killed her with the knife which is why she laughed no more. There was no real question about that when it came out in 1968. Never has been until now.
In the UK this song is very popular at sporting venues with the whole crowd singing despite the rather less than wholesome lyrics
I can see that!
@@generationgapreacts It's just been banned at Welsh Rugby matches...The fans will completely ignore that.
@@Puca_Press there’s no way a ban would stop the Welsh Rugby fans singing Delilah at the game, in fact, they sing it louder 😂😂
@@Puca_Press Bravo
@booradley8895 "In the UK"... lmfao you mean in and Wales, and you're English. Trying to stake a claim. *It's sung in Wales.* Not your nation. *Wales.*
I was 21 in 1968. Most everyone took it to mean he killed her and the police were breaking down the door.
I love this song to
The daughter captured an aspect to Tom’s greatness. The very best singers are story tellers. Tom inhabits each song he sings and conveys the message and feeling. A great singer takes the audience on a journey with each song. However, she completely misses what is patently clear. He killed Delilah!
So true, it was an amazing melodrama of a song! And not too shabby of a guess only hearing it for the first time 😏
@@generationgapreacts I'm surprised that your mom who has obviously heard the song (I imagine several times) never realized the concept of the song is a murder ballad
He killed Delia listen to the green green grass of home when it was released people thought it was the follow to Delia
HE KILLED HER !!!!!
Wow, these women are so dumb.
his voice is a powerhouse..for decades
"Tom Jones - Delilah" One of the greatest songs of all time! Another great version.
"Tom Jones & Pavarotti - Delilah" Thanks! For an amazing. "Tom Jones - Delilah" 🙂
Yay!!!!! I love this song!
Tom Jones The Green Green Grass of Home is a beautiful song to react to & maybe on the Bee Gees front Andy Gibb the younger brother singing Don’t throw it all away ❤️
I can't hear Tom Jones mentioned without thinking of Dusty Springfield. Same era!
Oh yes and Petula Clark
@@sjbict and, closer to (Tom's) home, Shirley Bassey.
I was 12 when this song came out. He was every girl's heart throb. He has an awesome voice and still does. He is now 83 and still looks and sings well. Love your reactions!
In case you didn't figure it out yet (you probably have by now), he KILLED Delilah, they broke down the door to arrest him, that's what he was singing about.
I had the privilege to hear Tom sing in the mid-eighties. We had front row seats for his concert and it was outstanding. He was so considerate and appreciative of the audience. Which was not always the case for singers from that era. I am new to your channel and have enjoyed some of your reactions. Especially from this era of singers. You guys interact well and both of you look great and compliment each other. Well done.
Tom used to sing in the Pub that in later years was my favourite watering hole, it's a few years back now . He was known as Tommy Scott in those days and his band were the senators , his Real name is Tommy Woodward by the way.
I never thought it was about his suicide but it could be, depending on how you interpret it.
I Remember him having he's own TV show Tom Jones, like Elvis 👍😎👏🎤🎶
Taco Putting on the Ritz
Elvis and him no doubt had some interesting times !
Saw him in Chicago in September, fabulous....
I would assume Delilah felt that knife in her heart.
The Man, The Myth, The Living Legend.....
Melodrama is the word you were searching for. A very melodramatic song.
WoW who cares what the words mean his voice will knock your socks of literally no one has come close yet I don't care who you are .he filled the stage with woman's undergarments hundreds of them .he would wipe his sweat with them so Amazing I love hi. Never mind his words your taken by his voice
A real man
I think I remember hearing Tom Jones and Englebert Humperdink had the same manager. Hence their similar style.
To see your reactions, as the story unfolds...👍
Try " Kiss or Sex bomb " by Tom Jones
considering the 1960s technology did you notice how far away he holds the microphone that shows the power and projection of his singing voice and there are all the stories of when he was headlining at Vegas the stage would be littered with ladies underwear thrown by the audience
He stabbed Delilah in a fit of rage, then waited for the police to come and break down his door.
So be careful !
No one can belt out a song like Tom Jones.
"Romantic"?!?!?! Erm it's about a pathologically jealous guy who murders his girlfriend bc she's with someone else and dares to ridicule him. 🤣
Still a go-to for me when I sing karaoke though, it's a banger!
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“Believe” ! About 500,000,000 views!!!
Well I always thought this song was the reason he did ""I'll Never Fall in Love Again"". Yes he stabbed he, because waitied for the Police to Break down the door to get him,
He stabbed Delilah.
I love Tom Jones thank you. I am enjoying your UA-cam channel thank you.
It’s plain to see, that you’re daughters heart is quickly melting, as she listens and looks at Tom Jones singing live. The expression on your daughters face, and her eyes glancing up and down. She is in love......That’s the magic of music, Wonderful 👍.
Got to hear "She's a Lady." It was written for Tom Jones by Paul Anka, a 50s popular singer and song writer.
Maybe you would like to see a live performance he did while judging contestants a few weeks ago for his wife on the British TV show The Voice. Very moving.
I love the Latin sound. Ominous!
Tom had women throwing him bras and room keys onstage.