@robertmeadows7508 We're the same age Robert, I was a schoolboy in 1963 when they first played this on 4MK Mackay, Nth Queensland. It stayed my favourite song for a long time. No UA-cam or Spotify back then, we just had to listen to what they played. My friend Jeff would hook his radio up to his mum's clothesline to get the Sydney stations at night and I'd ride my bike in the dark over there to listen to a DJ called Mad Mel who played all the good songs.
I can only imagine the goosebumps hearing this the first time. I’m only 21 but I love music so so much. My generation has it so easy with a lot. Especially with music. Regardless what a time that would’ve been to be alive… would definitely be hard to take things for granted like everyone tends to nowadays
Absolutely stunning! Bless her! I was born in 87, I knew she was a singer but remember her from TV. She always warm and smiley, did NOT know she could sing like this!
I'm here from the Goodies episode where they rescued all the musicians but left Cilla locked up because her singing was too shrill for them. Poor Cilla! I came here to hear what she sounded like. It's OK, at the end of the episode she escaped and went to their home and sung so high it collapsed their house 😂
@@stephenhowell5611And they wrote it for Dionne Warwick (one of many songs/hits for her) who scored a big hit with it but not in the UK.. Cilla cover of the song is solid.
As a drummer, singer, and performer, this clip has absolutely floored me!!! I'm a goner! :-) The orchestra, conducted here LIVE, and Cilla's execution of this song live is an oil painting! It is a brilliant song to begin with, and the performance here is astounding! Whewwwww!
as a fellow Italian writer, singer, and hack pianist, I concur 100%. Magnificently done. Her dynamic ability is astounding for such a tiny little frame.
I have been a Cilla Black fan for MANY years, I first heard her sing, as a teenager...I am now 64 years young and listening to her/ watching these videos is as ' magical' as the first time I ever heard her sing. It IS amazing, I agree. I have dated musicians, have a few musician friends and I am particular about my music, lol. :)
A lot of people say that Dionne Warwick,s version is the best ..but tbh...I think that Cilla puts alot more emotion in this song ...and she sings it beautifully, ..Go on our Cilla...Knock em out .
Everybody knows that Blacks are the Originals and does most things better and especially singing! Yall are always stealing chit and trying to take credit. @dianashaw3971
You can see why she was instantly popular. Apart from an incredible but very natural performance, her personality is so charming. Lovely curtesy to the band. Who else would do that as the first gesture at the end of a performance like that. From a proud northerner.
What a beautiful voice! No background singers for support, a true solo. Her voice commands even the instruments accompanying her. Two thumbs up for a very powerful singer performer.
Cute version but the BARITONE SAX in Dionne's version is remarkably missed here and it's like hearing someone at KARAOKE to me because I grew up listening to everything Dionne made shortly after it was pressed. No women can top Dionne and Aretha. They were UNFORGETTABLE. IN EVERY WAY.
@@Itz-All-Gud Dionne didn't struggle but I actually prefer Cilla's version (more passion) and obviously Burt liked it too. Dionne was very possessive of the song but it wasn't her song, it was Burt's.
Joseph F Danza It may have something to do with the fact that even though she was a fantastic singer, she was truly an unpleasant individual behind the scenes.
The drummer! You can tell how much respect he has for Cilla. He’s not just accompanying her. It’s like they’re pushing each other to be their best. That’s what true musicians do.
@@franklimen7966 Just to set the record straight. While she does an awesome job with her rendition, She is NOT the original. She did a Cover of the song written for Dionne Warwick by Burt Bacharach in 1963. Dionne's topped the US charts in 1964. Cilla's COVER of the song was released in the UK in quick succession and was a huge hit on the UK charts
Per Wikipedia “Cilla Black, interviewed for that Great Performances telecast, expressed her awareness of Warwick's disenchantment: "It was a No. 1; Dionne was dead choked and she's never forgiven me to this day." It was in fact Burt Bacharach himself who backed Cilla to record this song for a British release, after Dionne Warwick had a hit in America with it.[24] "At one point it looked as if Shirley Bassey would record the song...but The Beatles producer George Martin suggested Cilla and I agreed immediately. It was late in 1963 and Liverpool was taking over popular music with some great songs and great people. There was an awareness that things would never be quite the same again-and Cilla Black was part of that." Bacharach went on to say: "The great thing about the British is that they've always 'got' my songs right away. They are also one of the most loyal audiences in the world. I think Cilla reflected that kind of ability. She understood the song and she had a kind of long-term stickability, which is so very hard to achieve in this business."
There's actually no such thing as head Voice or chest voice. I really have no idea where people come up with this stuff. You sing from your throat. You sing with your your breath and your vocal cords. You do not sing with your head or your chest.
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Still one of the most emotional tracks ever written, reduces me to tears, Cilla has the perfect voice for this, so much power, she portrays the sheer anguish of love followed by the quiet resignation of acceptance, her performance at the Blackpool Ballroom in ‘64 which included You’re My World is simply stunning
@@rebeccarambo2893 NO! Just because you preferred the sound of one over the other, does not make one better than the other. This was Cila's break out song that put her in the position of #1 best Female Singer in the U.K. that had lasted for decades. (female pop singer)
Cilla Black was a real talent who just belted it out with no auto-tune, just a finely honed and powerful voice that gives me chills every time I listen to it! Also, this clip with a full orchestra performing before a live audience is something you just don't see anymore except on some of the amateur talent shows. Further, unlike today's singers, she had all her clothes on! No hot pants or underwear as outerwear needed or wanted!
Considering Autotune wouldn't be around for another 33 years it's not surprising she'd be both great and sound the same time after time. Artists who couldn't live up to this standard or simply weren't good enough never made it to the point where we'd hear them. Cilla was one of the greats and is sorely missed.
My father had mentioned Cilla Black quite a few times when i was growing up but never paid much attention. My dad past two months ago and here i am finally checking her out. I wish i could remember everything we spoke about. Thanks Dad,you were right, she is amazing..
Was watching in Singapore, Last Night In Soho, the movie when the song came on. Beautiful. The past is simply beautiful for such songs of that era... 😃
Recordings can not capture the change in dynamics from her voice. From a near bedroom whisper to a pasture traversing Sam Kinison holler that would bring the cows home. Beyond what a condenser microphone can do.
I don't know if it's nostalgia, the dramatic song, Cilla's raw emotion or the big band, but this is one of the most powerful ballads ever recorded.. Others sung it, Cilla lived it!
This is my 2nd favorite love ballad of ALL TIME (my #1, Edith Piaf's magnifique "Hymme D'Amour"). The melody is so lyrical, so melancholy, from the piano's plaintive bass notes resembling heart beats, to the haunting horn solo and lush orchestration, and Cilla's voice brimming with angst and raw emotion. I loved how Cilla always sang full out with every ounce of her being - "left her heart on the stage" (like Piaf, Sinatra...all the Great Ones). She sang from the heart and you felt her every emotion. She had such power and versatility in her voice, one moment belting it out to the rafters...and the next trilling as delicately as a bird. She was an AMAZING vocalist, one of the best.
Very few singers give me CHILLS. Cilla Black's voice did. It was very unique, powerful, delicate, raw with emotion, and when Cilla trilled those high notes...SUBLIME.
@@branchtobranch5607 I'm certain that Dionne Warwick recorded first but certainly Cilla's interpretation relegates Dionne's to the bottom of the pile. Dionne apparently dismissed Cilla as being a copycat but Cilla leaves Dionne's attempt at the song in the shade.
For all the mind-blowing/working-without-a-net brilliance of this live performance, I can't believe no on has commented on the fact that the man conducting the orchestra -- the one to whom she gives that incredibly understated curtsey at the end -- is none other than George Martin, himself, who discovered Ms. Black and who, in addition to producing the Beatles, at the time was her producer as well.
There’s another clip of this session where she sings „You're My World“ and George Martin is mentioned there several times. And YES, her curtsey, but also the way they bow to each other, is adorable. I do love this performance, listening to it ever and ever again!
This song actually pin points an era in my life. Young teen in the last couple.of years of high school. Discovering males, Twiggy, wearing mini skirts, huge, black eyelashes and makeup, friends and fun, great music, Beatles, Simon and Garfunkle, Cilla & Dusty Springfield, magical.
@@rebeccarambo2893This song was written by Bert Baccarat and available for any singer to record. Cilla had an outstanding voice and this was an amazing performance. Dionne was a terrific singer too. And my bubble's completely intact. I'm sure you had no intention of bursting anybody's bubble. Did you?
I agree with everything you wrote, but one issue more to mention. Another great song by Burt Bacharach and Hal David. They were often discribed as the American Songwriting Partnership, but for more than 10 years they earned their royalties mainly in UK, they had 6 Nr. 1 songs in UK, before they became famous in the States. Helmut from Germany
With a voice like that, and hearing her now (Dec. 2020), I honestly wonder why she did not get more airplay, here in the states. Damn, what a voice she had!!! When I first heard her a few years back, I was truly amazed.....hell, I still am! RIP Cilla Black!!!
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I lived in London for a year in 1964-5 and watched Top Of The Pops and Ready, Steady Go, two music programs and Cilla was massively popular, her and Sandy Shaw were the It girls of the time. I believe BBC did not allow lip syncing and you really had to deliver in person.
This is truly an amazing performance from an incredible singer, Cilla you were and still are a legend. George Martin the Beatles record producer is also doing well conducting the orchestra in the background too........
Love this song so very much and love Cilla's look.. her hair and her nose before surgery... such a professional performance in her voice and the orchestra...
Cilla was only 5 years older than me, but she had a wonderful voice. My mother would turn up the radio whenever her songs were broadcasted. She loved her too.
Cilla was an incredibly talented vocalist, which was kind of overlooked when she was the host on TV shows. Wonderful live performance, no trickery, just her and an orchestra…..stunning.
Cilla doesn't just sing the songs, she acts them. Hugely underrated. Deserves to be rediscovered in these sad, hard times we live in. Raw emotion will see us through, just like it does the girl in Cilla's songs.
Possibly. Have you noticed that all the people you see are showing no emotion at all? I mean ok, it wasn't all OTP like today but not one of those faces was reacting to the music. Strange eh?
@@reic0002 Yes, I definitely *noticed* that these British people showed NO EMOTION to such a GREAT song belted out by Cilla Black !!! They greatly lack appreciation !!! Sad. 😢
@@doloressimpson7456 she was singing to them on camera ? This video is a collection of photographs - where do you mean , rather referring to - I should say.
Can't agree more Sufina, the old songs were poetry and much more uplifting than anything written in the last 20 or so years. Cilla didn't get a lot of credit as a singer, but this really shows what a great singer she was. Fortunately I grew up in the 60's; I still think it was the greatest decade for pop music. Unfortunately you can't imagine most of todays "talent" still being around in 10 years let alone having 30/40/50 year careers.
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What a lovely girl ! I'm 77 years now, remember this first time on the television!
4561z my number n hav a grandson hendrix so yes life is sweet not mud
@robertmeadows7508 We're the same age Robert, I was a schoolboy in 1963 when they first played this on 4MK Mackay, Nth Queensland. It stayed my favourite song for a long time. No UA-cam or Spotify back then, we just had to listen to what they played. My friend Jeff would hook his radio up to his mum's clothesline to get the Sydney stations at night and I'd ride my bike in the dark over there to listen to a DJ called Mad Mel who played all the good songs.
Dionne Warwick wrote and sang this song 30 days before she did it
I can only imagine the goosebumps hearing this the first time. I’m only 21 but I love music so so much. My generation has it so easy with a lot. Especially with music. Regardless what a time that would’ve been to be alive… would definitely be hard to take things for granted like everyone tends to nowadays
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Where have I been living? Wow
Probably the usa lol
Great admission so glad you found this 🙂
I’m 75 and this song by CB is a wonderful memory.
❤ yes
I am 74 and with you what a voice
Absolutely stunning! Bless her! I was born in 87, I knew she was a singer but remember her from TV. She always warm and smiley, did NOT know she could sing like this!
She was young. She got better as the years went on. But she sang from the heart
She used to sing in the cloackroom of the cavern club in Liverpool where the Beatles performed in the beginning
@@dianashaw3971 my grandad and great uncle took me to the ‘new’ cavern club in Liverpool the week we lost her, we could feel the love for her!
Great voice. Timeless
I'm here from the Goodies episode where they rescued all the musicians but left Cilla locked up because her singing was too shrill for them. Poor Cilla! I came here to hear what she sounded like.
It's OK, at the end of the episode she escaped and went to their home and sung so high it collapsed their house 😂
I'm still in awe...it's a beautiful song with the most perfect singer, pure joy!
If I'm not mistaken it was composed by the beatles for her
@@FoXyLiz Bacharach/David
@@FoXyLizyeah she never wrote any of her own music.
@@FoXyLiz Burt Bacharach and Hal David wrote it
@@stephenhowell5611And they wrote it for Dionne Warwick (one of many songs/hits for her) who scored a big hit with it but not in the UK.. Cilla cover of the song is solid.
When times were special....
As a drummer, singer, and performer, this clip has absolutely floored me!!! I'm a goner! :-) The orchestra, conducted here LIVE, and Cilla's execution of this song live is an oil painting! It is a brilliant song to begin with, and the performance here is astounding! Whewwwww!
as a fellow Italian writer, singer, and hack pianist, I concur 100%. Magnificently done. Her dynamic ability is astounding for such a tiny little frame.
I have been a Cilla Black fan for MANY years, I first heard her sing, as a teenager...I am now 64 years young and listening to her/ watching these videos is as ' magical' as the first time I ever heard her sing. It IS amazing, I agree. I have dated musicians, have a few musician friends and I am particular about my music, lol. :)
The conductor here looks like George Martin (!?)
ABSOLUTELY ,..I LOVE THIS SONG ..MOSTLY BECAUSE I SUSPECT I HAV MEMORY OF THIS SONG
150th from me
She sings with full heart and is so authentic. 😊
I was 5 when this was released. Cilla was my mum’s favourite singer. RIP both of you.
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This is what REAL talent looks like...! It's the whole package sounding the same live or recorded. Cilla had the lot. Simply awesome. 👌🙏❤
If only I could like this as many times as I have watched it.
I keep coming back every few months for a joyous cry shaun - Gary
A lot of people say that Dionne Warwick,s version is the best ..but tbh...I think that Cilla puts alot more emotion in this song ...and she sings it beautifully, ..Go on our Cilla...Knock em out .
I prefer cilla's too
Everybody knows that Blacks are the Originals and does most things better and especially singing! Yall are always stealing chit and trying to take credit. @dianashaw3971
Warwick's has more feeling and less shouting.
@@Zaeggie What a load of Croc...
@@micksmith106 predominantly all of the greatest singers are non- white.
cilla black one of the best british singrs. she has unbelievable beatiful voice and nice personelty
Cilia Black's rendition of Anyone Who Had A Heart, is quite powerful!
I loved Dionne's original, but Cilla's voice on the cover was richer, more powerful. You couldn't dismiss her talent because it was just that amazing.
...our Cilla, lovley, lovley lady. The memories flooded in on a tide of tears.
I think some people used to ridicule this lady, maybe they should watch this masterpiece
If they did they must have been on drugs.
Luckiest person in showbiz. This proves she could never really sing.
Or proves you have no taste?@@JJPwfelli
@JJPwfelli can you sing better than that? Doubt it, very much indeed!!!
@@JJPwfelli?
You can see why she was instantly popular. Apart from an incredible but very natural performance, her personality is so charming. Lovely curtesy to the band. Who else would do that as the first gesture at the end of a performance like that.
From a proud northerner.
What a beautiful voice! No background singers for support, a true solo. Her voice commands even the instruments accompanying her. Two thumbs up for a very powerful singer performer.
She can definitely sing
That arrangement was certainly needed for her powerful voice. Very cute curtsy at the end.
@@michaelsmith7368 Could she?
and what a beautiful Burt song!
J'adore ♥️❤️💖 ce magnifique personne ☀️☀️☀️
Beautiful Cilla and beautiful Paul O'Grady are together now in heaven ❤🕊️✨💫
Only if they believe in Jesus
are you the real mr darcy?!
cilla definitely went to hell for the way she treated those airline staff
I've only recently heard her sing and now I can't stop listening to her 😊
Opportunist, fame hungry, talentless Tory! And apparently,according to backstage crew, an absolute monster to work with!
The crowd is mesmerized by her awesomeness.
1.02 a couple of guys are falling asleep if you count that as mesmerised.
I never heard of this lady, but God, what a voice!!!!! Extraordinary.
*Gasps*
Cilla Black from coatroom clerk to holding her own on stage as a superstar. Miss her mad.
If you aren't from the UK then you might not have known of her, but shes a legend here!
Elvis had a copy of CILLA 'S YOUR MY WORLD ..on his jukebox in GRACELAND
Why not? Are you 10? That's a Willy Russell reference. "He's too young to smoke. He's not he's 10!"
I am privileged to say l saw Cilla live with the Rolling stones
When ? In the 60s?
Beata Te!
Was she a Dionne Warwick clone then or was she a rock chick.
Sadly missed, but never forgotten Cilla. What a beautiful and talented woman you were. X
We're not forgetting Cilla! ❤
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burt died. them friends
@@rondeneef un vero peccato😢
Linda ronstadt smoked it on the tonight show several years ago. Dionne Warwick was hard to beat too. Well done cilla!
A true artist who had a heart of gold from my home city of Liverpool. RIP Cilla. X Bres
I had not heard this song before watching "Last Night in Soho", absolutely wonderful!
I knew the song well and almost screamed when I heard it in the film lol
Most beautiful soundtrack of the last few years ...
I recently listened to 60s music bc of Anya Taylor Joy , soho and queen's gambit ofc
You should listen to the original by Dionne Warwick
@@briantuma1502 me too ! Loved the movie also.
I'm 40 but my parents are over 70 and raised me on old school music. You can't best it imagine a 7 year old today listing to greats like this
Black has a wonderful voice and perfect timing. I’m 73, and I remember being enchanted by her in my early teen years.
Thank you for this.🫶
Me too! I'm 75 now, I loved our music, she was truly beautiful
Her vocal control is impeccable, and her ability to go from head tones to chest tones within a single beat is amazing.
I suppose Dionne Warwick struggled? Maybe you haven't juxtaposed the two versions...
@@Itz-All-Gud who said anything about Dionne Warwick? This person was remarking how well *Cilla* sings - why suggest the implication of a slight?
Cute version but the BARITONE SAX in Dionne's version is remarkably missed here and it's like hearing someone at KARAOKE to me because I grew up listening to everything Dionne made shortly after it was pressed. No women can top Dionne and Aretha. They were UNFORGETTABLE. IN EVERY WAY.
@@thomaswalker1513 What's REMARKABLE is how unsophisticated a critique yours IS.
@@Itz-All-Gud Dionne didn't struggle but I actually prefer Cilla's version (more passion) and obviously Burt liked it too. Dionne was very possessive of the song but it wasn't her song, it was Burt's.
What an incredible, eternal partnership and performance - Bacharach, David and Black
R.I.P.
Si, mi viene da piangere😢 sono morte persone colonne importanti della vera musica leggera
So wonderful.
Seldom have a song and singer melded to such great effect. Viva Black and Bacherav
Wow...what a voice ! What a tune !
Just One Word--- Outstanding
Cilla was a National Treasure and loved by many. I watched her on TV,for most of my life. Miss her very much.🌹
shes amazing
@Sleeping WHY...??????????????????
@Sleeping I'm still waiting for you answer..Today 4-23-2020..8:40 PM Pacific Time......
Joseph F Danza It may have something to do with the fact that even though she was a fantastic singer, she was truly an unpleasant individual behind the scenes.
gone. but, not forgotten
That was pure CLASS
The drummer! You can tell how much respect he has for Cilla. He’s not just accompanying her. It’s like they’re pushing each other to be their best. That’s what true musicians do.
Good drummers don’t need to be flashy and show off their technique - they need to support the song. This would be Exhibit A.
@@rebeccarambo2893 go away, troll
Does anyone know the drummers name?
@@skye8420 Kenny Clare on this.
A good backing listens to the soloist intently, never gets in the way and supports the high spots.
She did not sing that song...she was that song. A true artist, no autotune, no Photoshop...pure talent. We do not have that any more
yes we do
Plenty of talented singers around and there’s nothing wrong with wanting to look your best to the masses
@@MARTIN-bd7gm Maybe yes...talent submerged by technology in such a way that talent is no more visible.
Yeah, but listen to the original songstress who sang it Dionne Warwick!!
@@glorious880 This is very nice, but no one does it like Dionne!
I've known the Dionne version for 50 years. Today is the first time I heard this. She's great.
Charles Howlett sane
she is the original.
@@franklimen7966 Just to set the record straight. While she does an awesome job with her rendition, She is NOT the original. She did a Cover of the song written for Dionne Warwick by Burt Bacharach in 1963. Dionne's topped the US charts in 1964. Cilla's COVER of the song was released in the UK in quick succession and was a huge hit on the UK charts
@@ptcumanasharon god bless Cilla ....but in my opinion the Definitive version by far is to the original Dionne
@@vincentfalsaperla i love both but dionne's version is extra sweet . i wish both ladies had met
Per Wikipedia “Cilla Black, interviewed for that Great Performances telecast, expressed her awareness of Warwick's disenchantment: "It was a No. 1; Dionne was dead choked and she's never forgiven me to this day."
It was in fact Burt Bacharach himself who backed Cilla to record this song for a British release, after Dionne Warwick had a hit in America with it.[24] "At one point it looked as if Shirley Bassey would record the song...but The Beatles producer George Martin suggested Cilla and I agreed immediately. It was late in 1963 and Liverpool was taking over popular music with some great songs and great people. There was an awareness that things would never be quite the same again-and Cilla Black was part of that." Bacharach went on to say: "The great thing about the British is that they've always 'got' my songs right away. They are also one of the most loyal audiences in the world. I think Cilla reflected that kind of ability. She understood the song and she had a kind of long-term stickability, which is so very hard to achieve in this business."
Just stunning! As a child of the 60s, this was on the radio. Retrospectively, you appreciate the amazing delivery of such a brilliant song.
The way she peers at the audience from under her fringe is devastatingly adorable. How a voice like that can emanate from such a waif is astounding.
Her transitions from head to chest voice is impressive.... and that band was fantastic! I wish I could hear live music like this again 😞
There's actually no such thing as head Voice or chest voice. I really have no idea where people come up with this stuff. You sing from your throat. You sing with your your breath and your vocal cords. You do not sing with your head or your chest.
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Still one of the most emotional tracks ever written, reduces me to tears, Cilla has the perfect voice for this, so much power, she portrays the sheer anguish of love followed by the quiet resignation of acceptance, her performance at the Blackpool Ballroom in ‘64 which included You’re My World is simply stunning
@@rebeccarambo2893 NO! Just because you preferred the sound of one over the other, does not make one better than the other. This was Cila's break out song that put her in the position of #1 best Female Singer in the U.K. that had lasted for decades. (female pop singer)
That was wonderfully put Steven
@@georgeplagianos6487 Thank you, I’ve always loved this song and no one sings it like Cilla
err, Sounds exactly like Dionne Warwick's (original song )but with a Liverpudlian accent, by gum lass.
@@angelicfrequency471 Sorry, Dionne’s version is flat by comparison
Cilla Black was a real talent who just belted it out with no auto-tune, just a finely honed and powerful voice that gives me chills every time I listen to it! Also, this clip with a full orchestra performing before a live audience is something you just don't see anymore except on some of the amateur talent shows. Further, unlike today's singers, she had all her clothes on! No hot pants or underwear as outerwear needed or wanted!
@@rebeccarambo2893 Yeah ...But Cilla is the one got it to Number 1 ;)
Thank you, Barney👌
AutoTune makes mediocre “talent” tolerable.
Cilla Black was a Gift from God😇
Considering Autotune wouldn't be around for another 33 years it's not surprising she'd be both great and sound the same time after time. Artists who couldn't live up to this standard or simply weren't good enough never made it to the point where we'd hear them.
Cilla was one of the greats and is sorely missed.
My father had mentioned Cilla Black quite a few times when i was growing up but never paid much attention. My dad past two months ago and here i am finally checking her out.
I wish i could remember everything we spoke about.
Thanks Dad,you were right, she is amazing..
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I'm 67 years old and I heard this for the First Time just Now 4:08am April 26,2023
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I am sorry your father passed.
@@DJ-iv2xo Thank you..
Was watching in Singapore, Last Night In Soho, the movie when the song came on. Beautiful. The past is simply beautiful for such songs of that era... 😃
Thanks lots... 😊
Cilla, its my world, you are my night and and day, you were the star of Liverpool music, Tony( London)
People think it’s weird a 39 year old bricklayer listens to music like this, I don’t care, brilliant
What, bricklayers can’t have impeccable taste?
I'm a 42 Yr old listening to this song always remember old is gold mate most of the music today is shit unfortunately
I'm a 73 year old Australian Male, and by the livin' Harry, I grew up and experienced the best of musical times, born in 1950.
@@eternalspirit81
Nonsense, what a voice!
@@eternalspirit81👍👍👍👍👍☀️🌟👋
I'm not from her age group but during lockdown I' ve been watching all her vídeos and shows, amazing, just amazing.
I been singing her songs from age 12
It's irrelevant what century you were born in, when it comes to music
Charming, powerful, convincing. What a rare talent your were Cilla.
Recordings can not capture the change in dynamics from her voice. From a near bedroom whisper to a pasture traversing Sam Kinison holler that would bring the cows home. Beyond what a condenser microphone can do.
I played this at mums funeral...means a awful lot to me ...God bless cilla ❤ x
Bless you. And your mum.
I don't know if it's nostalgia, the dramatic song, Cilla's raw emotion or the big band, but this is one of the most powerful ballads ever recorded.. Others sung it, Cilla lived it!
ross1oo
I hear the emotion as well sounds like she is expressing such sincerity.
This is my 2nd favorite love ballad of ALL TIME (my #1, Edith Piaf's magnifique "Hymme D'Amour"). The melody is so lyrical, so melancholy, from the piano's plaintive bass notes resembling heart beats, to the haunting horn solo and lush orchestration, and Cilla's voice brimming with angst and raw emotion. I loved how Cilla always sang full out with every ounce of her being - "left her heart on the stage" (like Piaf, Sinatra...all the Great Ones). She sang from the heart and you felt her every emotion. She had such power and versatility in her voice, one moment belting it out to the rafters...and the next trilling as delicately as a bird. She was an AMAZING vocalist, one of the best.
Very few singers give me CHILLS. Cilla Black's voice did. It was very unique, powerful, delicate, raw with emotion, and when Cilla trilled those high notes...SUBLIME.
Your every word mirrors my thoughts.
Fabulous song. Cilla sings so softly and then boom, belts her heart out. Her rendition is my favourite by far.
Mine too, makes Dionne Warwick’s version sound flat and a little lifeless
Have you heard Linda Ronstadt's rendition?
She sang this song first. It is not a rendition. She is the original singer of this song. 😁
@@branchtobranch5607 I'm certain that Dionne Warwick recorded first but certainly Cilla's interpretation relegates Dionne's to the bottom of the pile.
Dionne apparently dismissed Cilla as being a copycat but Cilla leaves Dionne's attempt at the song in the shade.
@@Cosford24 Um, Cilla is the original singer. Not Dionne Warwick. Please check your dates and years. LOL
I can’t think of a performer, artists or conductor capable of producing this sound live today without all the tech gadgets, etc….fantastic!
i can think of 20
There's always one. Dionne Warwick fans are so defensive lol
Cilla was pure class, now she’s a friend up in heaven seeing as Gerry marsden has passed on, two famous Liverpool legends together again for all time
I love the emotion in her voice. Love her ❤
You got my vote!
I cant agree with you more, they were great.
With John Lennon, George Harrison and Ken Dodd!
Also John Lennon & George Harrison sing with her there. Old friends
This is just spectacular. No matter what your musical taste is.
Im speechless. I knew she was good but.... Just such a star with a supreme quality.
I fell in love with this song from movie last night in solo
From an age when pure talent was enough to get noticed. No auto tune, no airbrushed, plastic fakery.
A magical decade.
that's because technology is improving and the decade wasn't good. You like the music genre. That's all.
@@mochaivory8716 The problem is that technology is improving at the expense of talent !
@@mochaivory8716 You mean no lip sync
That my great great auntie
Yes and so many good songs.
For all the mind-blowing/working-without-a-net brilliance of this live performance, I can't believe no on has commented on the fact that the man conducting the orchestra -- the one to whom she gives that incredibly understated curtsey at the end -- is none other than George Martin, himself, who discovered Ms. Black and who, in addition to producing the Beatles, at the time was her producer as well.
There’s another clip of this session where she sings „You're My World“ and George Martin is mentioned there several times.
And YES, her curtsey, but also the way they bow to each other, is adorable. I do love this performance, listening to it ever and ever again!
What a voice ❤
I first heard a few years ago. Tremendous talent 😊
This song actually pin points an era in my life. Young teen in the last couple.of years of high school. Discovering males, Twiggy, wearing mini skirts, huge, black eyelashes and makeup, friends and fun, great music, Beatles, Simon and Garfunkle, Cilla & Dusty Springfield, magical.
@@rebeccarambo2893This song was written by Bert Baccarat and available for any singer to record. Cilla had an outstanding voice and this was an amazing performance. Dionne was a terrific singer too. And my bubble's completely intact. I'm sure you had no intention of bursting anybody's bubble. Did you?
Same here, I had an old radio each night I would listen to. Wolfman Jack was my favorite dj.
This song showcases the range and complexity of her voice.
I'm 62 And still remember this song as a Wee Boy . The good old days. Thanks Pet X
Cilla had a set of pipes on her like nobody's business!
Cilla's pipes here were beyond. Astounding live performance which is what caught Bacharach's attention. The likes of Cilla won't be seen again.
Wow. She can really belt a song out. Wonderful performance.
I agree with everything you wrote, but one issue more to mention. Another great song by Burt Bacharach and Hal David. They were often discribed as the American Songwriting Partnership, but for more than 10 years they earned their royalties mainly in UK, they had 6 Nr. 1 songs in UK, before they became famous in the States.
Helmut from Germany
Cilla back in the day, we all loved you. We all still do. Love in the next life xxx
You know a singer’s good when you can’t hear them drawing breath, even when they’re really belting it out.
Thank you burt for all your wonderful songs. I listened to these as a little boy in the back of my dad's car. Good times.
With a voice like that, and hearing her now (Dec. 2020), I honestly wonder why she did not get more airplay, here in the states. Damn, what a voice she had!!! When I first heard her a few years back, I was truly amazed.....hell, I still am! RIP Cilla Black!!!
Possibly the reason why she didn't get more airplay is that in her prime there was just so much competition.
So much talent came out of Liverpool
OUR CILA WAS AND STILL UNIQUE TO THIS DAY!!! LEGENDARY!!!
I never appreciated Cilla's musical talent as I grew up only knowing her as a tv presenter...this is just bloody genius. Love her voice.
And remember all Irish love ❤ you constanceMarkiewicz. And people of good will worldly suffragette and Irish revolutionary .and hero of the working class 🙌 sleep well pet
@@colonisedtartan9539 still alive. 😆
Love Cilla ,what a voice . Love when these great artists have an orchestra behind them 👏 👌
Exactly, such a rousing performance.
Cilla was an amazing singer amazing personality used 2 love her on blind date
Yeah no one would ever have thought a woman like her so small would have such a commanding voice. Getting to those high notes without straining.
I lived in London for a year in 1964-5 and watched Top Of The Pops and Ready, Steady Go, two music programs and Cilla was massively popular, her and Sandy Shaw were the It girls of the time. I believe BBC did not allow lip syncing and you really had to deliver in person.
This is my all time favourite song, it gives me goose bumps, Sheridan Smith also sang it brilliantly in the drama Cilla.
Bert Bacharach song. The master and what a performance by Cilla. Both, sadly now missed. A different age.
One of the best performances EVER. Priscilla White RIP. You were a great ❤
This is truly an amazing performance from an incredible singer, Cilla you were and still are a legend. George Martin the Beatles record producer is also doing well conducting the orchestra in the background too........
Yes, I thought that was the great producer / musician conducting too!
Just magic. Goosebumps all over
Nothing like that today
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Thank you, Ms. Cilla Black. The perfect voice for the perfect song.
Great singer was Cilla Black, beautiful, powerful voice.
My mum loved this song, she would sing this randomly...RIP ammi!
Love this song so very much and love Cilla's look.. her hair and her nose before surgery... such a professional performance in her voice and the orchestra...
What a gorgeous voice!!! So much good talent back in 60's
Cilla was only 5 years older than me, but she had a wonderful voice. My mother would turn up the radio whenever her songs were broadcasted. She loved her too.
Cilla was an incredibly talented vocalist, which was kind of overlooked when she was the host on TV shows. Wonderful live performance, no trickery, just her and an orchestra…..stunning.
Brings tears to my eyes. It is so emotional.
Goosebumps all over, nothing compares to this as live performances go imho
Cilla doesn't just sing the songs, she acts them. Hugely underrated. Deserves to be rediscovered in these sad, hard times we live in. Raw emotion will see us through, just like it does the girl in Cilla's songs.
Possibly. Have you noticed that all the people you see are showing no emotion at all? I mean ok, it wasn't all OTP like today but not one of those faces was reacting to the music. Strange eh?
@@reic0002 Yes, I definitely *noticed* that these British people showed NO EMOTION to such a GREAT song belted out by Cilla Black !!! They greatly lack appreciation !!! Sad.
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@@doloressimpson7456 she was singing to them on camera ? This video is a collection of photographs - where do you mean , rather referring to - I should say.
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Amen!
Back when artists used to perform... stage presence.... used to sing live. Pure poetry. Stunning song! RIP Cilla. 💕
And without flashing every bit of their anatomy.
Can't agree more Sufina, the old songs were poetry and much more uplifting than anything written in the last 20 or so years. Cilla didn't get a lot of credit as a singer, but this really shows what a great singer she was. Fortunately I grew up in the 60's; I still think it was the greatest decade for pop music. Unfortunately you can't imagine most of todays "talent" still being around in 10 years let alone having 30/40/50 year careers.
And Sir George Martin conducting, the bow, the curtesy, the epitome of class....
& had a VOICE !
Look how respectful the audience is as well. Now a days 75% of the audience would be looking at their phones while she performed.
❤this n love Cilla singing it. Love her Liverpudlian accent coming thru. Miz White RIP
This voice,artist and song is part of what made the 60;s the greatest music ever.