What? How? This is awesome. The algorithm just presented this to me. I love this, this is amazing. OMG, I'm going to have to make a sandwich, and some tea. It's so cool that you managed to get an interview with him.
What an amazing man. Thank you. You have basically driven my life. I was a young teen when your work was setting the soundtrack of my life. Often times, your work made its way up and down the charts and Kacey Kasum was the human voice telling us the stories behind the music. Considering the turns the world has taken, I will always wish I could go back. When I say the good old days, that was exactly what is was.
Hugh deserves a lot of credit. "Zenyatta Mondatta" sounded like it was recorded in a closet. When Hugh came on board, he made "Ghost In The Machine" sound way bigger and better. It was much more punchy and vibrant. The difference in sound between those two albums is unbelievable. Thanks for the great interview.
@@DocIdaho That's why I said "HAUNTINGLY" beautiful song. Music is beautiful, lyrics are...HAUNTING!". LOL But They're still not as bad as Blackest Eyes by Porcupine Tree. Great music...SCARY lyrics!
Not the first song from the Police about a possessive person whose relationship with the object of their possessiveness is over,after they had a big hit with Can't Stand Losing You four years earlier.
This was the #1 song for the year 1983! It made me dive into the police catalog and they are absolutely amazing! Check out I can't stand losing,Roxanne or Message in a bottle. 👍
Top 20 of UK singles chart first aired Tuesday 24th May 1983 (Top of the Pops 26th May,w/e 28th May,Sunday rundown 29th May): 1 (3) Candy Girl - New Edition; 2 (1) True - Spandau Ballet; 3 (5) Can't Get Used to Losing You - the Beat; 4 (2) Temptation - Heaven 17; 5 (12) Bad Boys - Wham!; 6 (4) Dancing Tight - Galaxy featuring Phil Fearon; 7 (NEW) Every Breath You Take - Police; 8 (20) Nobody's Diary - Yazoo; 9 (7) Our Lips Are Sealed - Go Go's; 10 (13) What Kind of Boy Are You Looking For,Girl? - Hot Chocolate 11 (17) Buffalo Soldier - Bob Marley & the Wailers; 12 (NEW) Money Go Round (Part 1) - Style Council; 13 (35) Glory Glory Man United - Manchester United Football Club; 14 (10) Blind Vision - Blancmange; 15 (6) Keep Feeling Fascination - Human League; 16 (38) Just Got Lucky - Joboxers; 17 (9) Words - FR David; 18 (8) Pale Shelter - Tears For Fears; 19 (NEW) Love Town - Booker Newberry III; 20 (28) Feel the Need in Me - Forrest Top 20 of UK singles chart first aired Tuesday 7th June 1983 (Top of the Pops 9th June,w/e 11th June,Sunday rundown 12th June): 1 (1) Every Breath You Take - Police; 2 (2) Bad Boys - Wham!; 3 (4) Nobody's Diary - Yazoo; 4 (6) Buffalo Soldier - Bob Marley & the Wailers; 5 (3) Candy Girl - New Edition; 6 (8) Love Town - Booker Newberry III; 7 (7) Just Got Lucky - Joboxers; 8 (NEW) China Girl - David Bowie; 9 (30) Flashdance...What a Feeling - Irene Cara; 10 (5) Can't Get Used to Losing You - the Beat 11 (15) Lady Love Me One More Time - George Benson; 12 (21) Waiting For a Train - Flash & the Pan; 13 (11) Money Go Round (Part 1) - Style Council; 14 (9) Temptation - Heaven 17; 15 (39) Hang on Now - Kajagoogoo; 16 (10) True - Spandau Ballet; 17 (18) In a Big Country - Big Country; 18 (27) I Guess That's Why They Call it the Blues - Elton John; 19 (37) Baby Jane - Rod Stewart; 20 (12) What Kind of Boy Are You Looking For,Girl? - Hot Chocolate Top 20 of UK singles chart first aired Tuesday 21st June 1983 (Top of the Pops 23rd June,w/e 25th June,Sunday rundown 26th June): 1 (1) Every Breath You Take - Police; 2 (6) Baby Jane - Rod Stewart; 3 (2) China Girl - David Bowie; 4 (4) Flashdance...What a Feeling - Irene Cara; 5 (3) Bad Boys - Wham!; 6 (9) I Guess That's Why They Call it the Blues - Elton John; 7 (10) Waiting For a Train - Flash & the Pan; 8 (14) Wanna Be Starting Something - Michael Jackson; 9 (5) Nobody's Diary - Yazoo; 10 (23) When We Were Young - Bucks Fizz 11 (11) Lady Love Me One More Time - George Benson; 12 (20) Dead Giveaway - Shalamar; 13 (8) Love Town - Booker Newberry III; 14 (7) Buffalo Soldier - Bob Marley & the Wailers; 15 (15) Dark is the Night - Shakatak; 16 (24) Garden Party - Marillion; 17 (19) I Dream to Sleep - H2O; 18 (13) Hang on Now - Kajagoogoo; 19 (27) Moonlight Shadow - Mike Oldfield featuring Maggie Riley; 20 (18) We Came to Dance - Ultravox
Hugh Padgham also co-produced Frida's first post-ABBA album 'Something's Going On,' with Phil Collins. Jay and Amber have already reacted to the first single from that album, 'I Know There's Something's Going On.'
Hugh is amazing, loved listening to his stories & he seems like a really nice guy. Very fortunate to be able to listen to him and get his insights. Of course it's one of the biggest songs ever. I was listening to the Police in high school in the early 80s, they really were the biggest band in the world. Great interview Rob Squad!!
The friction between Stuart and Sting makes much more sense in retrospect after hearing him talk about it. Yes,he appeared to be trying to beat that snare drum to death in anger.
Mr. Padgham's facial expressions say it all. At moments, he looked emotional with pride, as well he should. Such a classic, brilliant, iconic tune. Love all of your vids, but these RSR chats with the creators themselves are especially awesome! Keep up the great work, y'all! ✌️💙🤘
I saw an old 1985 documentary thing with Sting and his new band “Dream of the Blue Turtles” and Miles Copeland didn’t mess around. I12:22 I loved it Amber wasn’t concerned about genres ❤ man just music ! 💯
So many people sang along with this back in the day, not realizign just how creepy this song sounds. The video gives it that extra level of creepy vibe, since the "Sting Stare" give a real "Stalker" vibe. Still an amazing hit
Frank Zappa was all-digital in the 1980s, but nobody else really. He bought a Synclaver DMS (jazz from hell, G-Spot tornado, etc.) sequencer when it cost as much as a supercar!
When it comes to the legacy of the police, we’re about to arrive at a new chapter with Snoop and Dr Dre having just done a cover of Message in a Bottle guest starring Sting! Can’t wait to hear it!
Fantastic. It's good to see Hugh taking care of himself. Is he still routing signals through a console or has he moved to the porch to enjoy his Long Island Ice Tea?
There is a song I haven’t seen anyone react to and it is such an amazing song. Written in 1971 by Tom Clay…..it is a mix of the song “what the world needs now” More than ever this song is so relevant for today….unfortunately there are not a lot videos with good quality but this one will certainly hit you in the heart ua-cam.com/video/aeE2zALCdcc/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
So Stewart's situation kind of parallels that of Brian Jones with the Stones. Not easy to have someone become more popular and take over something that you started.
Did I hear mention of a Righteous Brothers song? 'Long John Baldry + Kathi McDonald - You've Lost That Loving Feeling' look for the 5:27 min UA-cam. Also for a female Friday try 'Kathi McDonald - I'd Rather Go Blind'. She should have been way bigger. She sang with Baldry for 30+ years, she replaced Janis Joplin in Big Brother & The Holding Co, after Janis died for a bit as well. Cheers.
Sorry to be so uptight, but the Hall and Oates version of “you’ve lost that loving feeling” is no where near as good as the one Hugh is referring to by The Walker Brothers. You need to react to Scott Walker. “If you go away” (originally a French song) will make you cry, Dusty Springfield also covers it very, very well. For something upbeat, go with “Jackie”. Hilarious. Scott is a hell of an artist, impossible to pudge on hole. X
So funny that you pointed out how Rob showed the wrong version of "Loving Feeling" only to name another incorrect version! The correct version is by The Righteous Brothers .. come on!! ua-cam.com/video/xbg1gkWb0Wo/v-deo.html
@ terrible error on my part. Got my brothers mixed up. In my defence, I associate both songs strongly with my late brother. He used to play them repeatedly, so I used to mix them up as a very young boy (6+). But, I know better and should be more careful.
Direct to vinyl. ua-cam.com/video/fbEW8BrNctI/v-deo.htmlsi=c9IGfWGbp2x2bIrD Haley Reinhart recorded her song “I Don’t Know How To Love You” as part of the documentary “An Impossible Project “ about a man’s efforts to preserve analog. No editing. One take. Took it to the next level versus her studio version. You will love this performance. Haley would be a great creator interview as well.
I think it might be cause yesterday's one had down vid section no vid and sound like less minute then both vud and sound came back...just showed a screen i think on other guys ebd not sure
It is time for you guys to go back to ABBA. A reaction to " I Still Have Faith in You" would be epic. It is there return to music after 40 years anthem. It is unique and stunning. The video is absolutely amazing. Crafted together with historic photo's and video. Amazing. It is also the only ABBA song that was nominated for a grammy. That is a sad commentary on the Grammies. Also no one has reacted to this song on You tube for over a year. Be a trend setter.
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What? How? This is awesome. The algorithm just presented this to me. I love this, this is amazing. OMG, I'm going to have to make a sandwich, and some tea. It's so cool that you managed to get an interview with him.
Thanks for going the extra mile to show the artists responsible for the great music everyone is reacting to.
What an amazing man. Thank you. You have basically driven my life. I was a young teen when your work was setting the soundtrack of my life. Often times, your work made its way up and down the charts and Kacey Kasum was the human voice telling us the stories behind the music. Considering the turns the world has taken, I will always wish I could go back. When I say the good old days, that was exactly what is was.
Hugh deserves a lot of credit. "Zenyatta Mondatta" sounded like it was recorded in a closet. When Hugh came on board, he made "Ghost In The Machine" sound way bigger and better. It was much more punchy and vibrant. The difference in sound between those two albums is unbelievable. Thanks for the great interview.
No need to remember Zenyatta Mondatta.
the Song will live in 1000 Years !!! Thanks the Band and the Producer !!!!
What a HAUNTINGLY beautiful song. My favorite Police song.
Not when you realize it’s about stalking an ex….. it’s definitely NOT a love song
@@DocIdaho That's why I said "HAUNTINGLY" beautiful song. Music is beautiful, lyrics are...HAUNTING!". LOL But They're still not as bad as Blackest Eyes by Porcupine Tree. Great music...SCARY lyrics!
Not the first song from the Police about a possessive person whose relationship with the object of their possessiveness is over,after they had a big hit with Can't Stand Losing You four years earlier.
Jay & Amber, You'll love their "Synchronicity II" and "The Beds To Big Without You"!!!!
Thanks Hugh!
Awesome to hear from Hugh! I first saw the Police 11/83.
For me it was October 1983. The Fixx opened for them too. Great show.
It was 85 for me, IIRC. Great show!
This was the #1 song for the year 1983! It made me dive into the police catalog and they are absolutely amazing! Check out I can't stand losing,Roxanne or Message in a bottle. 👍
Absolutely those three (their first three UK hit singles,in 1979 though Roxanne and Can't Stand Losing You were first released before that),and more!
Top 20 of UK singles chart first aired Tuesday 24th May 1983 (Top of the Pops 26th May,w/e 28th May,Sunday rundown 29th May): 1 (3) Candy Girl - New Edition; 2 (1) True - Spandau Ballet; 3 (5) Can't Get Used to Losing You - the Beat; 4 (2) Temptation - Heaven 17; 5 (12) Bad Boys - Wham!; 6 (4) Dancing Tight - Galaxy featuring Phil Fearon; 7 (NEW) Every Breath You Take - Police; 8 (20) Nobody's Diary - Yazoo; 9 (7) Our Lips Are Sealed - Go Go's; 10 (13) What Kind of Boy Are You Looking For,Girl? - Hot Chocolate
11 (17) Buffalo Soldier - Bob Marley & the Wailers; 12 (NEW) Money Go Round (Part 1) - Style Council; 13 (35) Glory Glory Man United - Manchester United Football Club; 14 (10) Blind Vision - Blancmange; 15 (6) Keep Feeling Fascination - Human League; 16 (38) Just Got Lucky - Joboxers; 17 (9) Words - FR David; 18 (8) Pale Shelter - Tears For Fears; 19 (NEW) Love Town - Booker Newberry III; 20 (28) Feel the Need in Me - Forrest
Top 20 of UK singles chart first aired Tuesday 7th June 1983 (Top of the Pops 9th June,w/e 11th June,Sunday rundown 12th June): 1 (1) Every Breath You Take - Police; 2 (2) Bad Boys - Wham!; 3 (4) Nobody's Diary - Yazoo; 4 (6) Buffalo Soldier - Bob Marley & the Wailers; 5 (3) Candy Girl - New Edition; 6 (8) Love Town - Booker Newberry III; 7 (7) Just Got Lucky - Joboxers; 8 (NEW) China Girl - David Bowie; 9 (30) Flashdance...What a Feeling - Irene Cara; 10 (5) Can't Get Used to Losing You - the Beat
11 (15) Lady Love Me One More Time - George Benson; 12 (21) Waiting For a Train - Flash & the Pan; 13 (11) Money Go Round (Part 1) - Style Council; 14 (9) Temptation - Heaven 17; 15 (39) Hang on Now - Kajagoogoo; 16 (10) True - Spandau Ballet; 17 (18) In a Big Country - Big Country; 18 (27) I Guess That's Why They Call it the Blues - Elton John; 19 (37) Baby Jane - Rod Stewart; 20 (12) What Kind of Boy Are You Looking For,Girl? - Hot Chocolate
Top 20 of UK singles chart first aired Tuesday 21st June 1983 (Top of the Pops 23rd June,w/e 25th June,Sunday rundown 26th June): 1 (1) Every Breath You Take - Police; 2 (6) Baby Jane - Rod Stewart; 3 (2) China Girl - David Bowie; 4 (4) Flashdance...What a Feeling - Irene Cara; 5 (3) Bad Boys - Wham!; 6 (9) I Guess That's Why They Call it the Blues - Elton John; 7 (10) Waiting For a Train - Flash & the Pan; 8 (14) Wanna Be Starting Something - Michael Jackson; 9 (5) Nobody's Diary - Yazoo; 10 (23) When We Were Young - Bucks Fizz
11 (11) Lady Love Me One More Time - George Benson; 12 (20) Dead Giveaway - Shalamar; 13 (8) Love Town - Booker Newberry III; 14 (7) Buffalo Soldier - Bob Marley & the Wailers; 15 (15) Dark is the Night - Shakatak; 16 (24) Garden Party - Marillion; 17 (19) I Dream to Sleep - H2O; 18 (13) Hang on Now - Kajagoogoo; 19 (27) Moonlight Shadow - Mike Oldfield featuring Maggie Riley; 20 (18) We Came to Dance - Ultravox
"I Burn for You" will bring you to your knees.
Great insight. So many great stories and legendary things happened in the 80s.
Hugh Padgham also co-produced Frida's first post-ABBA album 'Something's Going On,' with Phil Collins. Jay and Amber have already reacted to the first single from that album, 'I Know There's Something's Going On.'
Hugh is amazing, loved listening to his stories & he seems like a really nice guy. Very fortunate to be able to listen to him and get his insights. Of course it's one of the biggest songs ever. I was listening to the Police in high school in the early 80s, they really were the biggest band in the world. Great interview Rob Squad!!
❤ Hugh Padgham
Great interview. Hugh is always interesting to listen.
The friction between Stuart and Sting makes much more sense in retrospect after hearing him talk about it. Yes,he appeared to be trying to beat that snare drum to death in anger.
Chicago Transit Authority (AKA Chicago) - I'm a Man, 1969 video recording. Totally awesome.
Such a fantastic interview!
This was awesome! Thank you for bringing us this!
Yes 1983 back in the old days when i was 22.
you can see Stewarts anger in the simplistic drum beat in the video. He's playing under protest lol
I just ❤ these 2 UA-camrs! Spot on! Keep doin' what you're doin' !
Mr. Padgham's facial expressions say it all. At moments, he looked emotional with pride, as well he should. Such a classic, brilliant, iconic tune. Love all of your vids, but these RSR chats with the creators themselves are especially awesome! Keep up the great work, y'all! ✌️💙🤘
Loved this
Jay looking good mate, Amber on fire - Love the Police........................
Hugh, produced the most talented band since the Beatles. XTC
Well done guys. Good stuff.
Excellent...!!!
I saw an old 1985 documentary thing with Sting and his new band “Dream of the Blue Turtles” and Miles Copeland didn’t mess around.
I12:22 I loved it Amber wasn’t concerned about genres ❤ man just music ! 💯
Bring On The Night
Exciting!
Every breath, maybe?
No, every great is definitely better 😂
What an absolute classic!
That album is THE Hugh Padgham albumn!!! 💯
The man produced "Synchronicity 2" for GODS sake!!! 💯🤯
What amazing background info!
Love yalls reaction. Pretty good music back then.
Love this.Great insight
Iconic eighties MTV hit based on a stalkers mindset. Fabulous!!
Great interview and review!
Every 'Breath'
Good video good reaction I enjoyed it
Ah yes, every great you take
So many people sang along with this back in the day, not realizign just how creepy this song sounds. The video gives it that extra level of creepy vibe, since the "Sting Stare" give a real "Stalker" vibe.
Still an amazing hit
Breath
Frank Zappa was all-digital in the 1980s, but nobody else really. He bought a Synclaver DMS (jazz from hell, G-Spot tornado, etc.) sequencer when it cost as much as a supercar!
When it comes to the legacy of the police, we’re about to arrive at a new chapter with Snoop and Dr Dre having just done a cover of Message in a Bottle guest starring Sting! Can’t wait to hear it!
Fantastic. It's good to see Hugh taking care of himself. Is he still routing signals through a console or has he moved to the porch to enjoy his Long Island Ice Tea?
RSR this type of interview is GOLD! keep up the good work
Hugh Padgam did this one, too?
I should have known ❤
Weirdly even Sting mentioned this song as a stockers song. It is a marvellous song.
"Every breath you take" guys not "Every great you take" lol ❤
Great song. Never figured out who they were talking about. Hey are you guys going to listen to Aja Steely Dan?
The guy washing the window in the background. Genius?
There is a song I haven’t seen anyone react to and it is such an amazing song. Written in 1971 by Tom Clay…..it is a mix of the song “what the world needs now” More than ever this song is so relevant for today….unfortunately there are not a lot videos with good quality but this one will certainly hit you in the heart ua-cam.com/video/aeE2zALCdcc/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
"On Any Other Day."
This is your best video
Bet.
Love The Police ❤Love Sting, but my heart ❤️ is Stewart Copeland, the drummer.
So Stewart's situation kind of parallels that of Brian Jones with the Stones. Not easy to have someone become more popular and take over something that you started.
I wasn’t a Police fan, in general but this song is tremendous. BTW: I support Law Enforcement
...every cake you bake, every lawn you rake, I'll be watching you... every lime you grate, every song you hate, I'll be watching you....
Check out an upbeat Police, Syncronicty 2. Jay will love it and yes Amber too.
Did I hear mention of a Righteous Brothers song? 'Long John Baldry + Kathi McDonald - You've Lost That Loving Feeling' look for the 5:27 min UA-cam.
Also for a female Friday try 'Kathi McDonald - I'd Rather Go Blind'. She should have been way bigger. She sang with Baldry for 30+ years, she replaced Janis Joplin in Big Brother & The Holding Co, after Janis died for a bit as well.
Cheers.
Sorry to be so uptight, but the Hall and Oates version of “you’ve lost that loving feeling” is no where near as good as the one Hugh is referring to by The Walker Brothers. You need to react to Scott Walker. “If you go away” (originally a French song) will make you cry, Dusty Springfield also covers it very, very well. For something upbeat, go with “Jackie”. Hilarious. Scott is a hell of an artist, impossible to pudge on hole. X
So funny that you pointed out how Rob showed the wrong version of "Loving Feeling" only to name another incorrect version! The correct version is by The Righteous Brothers .. come on!! ua-cam.com/video/xbg1gkWb0Wo/v-deo.html
@ terrible error on my part. Got my brothers mixed up.
In my defence, I associate both songs strongly with my late brother. He used to play them repeatedly, so I used to mix them up as a very young boy (6+).
But, I know better and should be more careful.
Direct to vinyl.
ua-cam.com/video/fbEW8BrNctI/v-deo.htmlsi=c9IGfWGbp2x2bIrD
Haley Reinhart recorded her song “I Don’t Know How To Love You” as part of the documentary “An Impossible Project “ about a man’s efforts to preserve analog. No editing. One take. Took it to the next level versus her studio version.
You will love this performance. Haley would be a great creator interview as well.
Anyone going to State the obvious, this is a creeper stalker song😮
It's hilarious when newlywed couples request it at their reception
No this was the way quite a few songs were written in the 80s. It was not meant that way.
@@palmirasanchez Did you watch the video at 23.40?
@gotham61 sorry I don't know what you're talking about
@@palmirasanchezyes it is. Sting even said so.
This song gives me the creeps! It sounds like a song about a stalker!
Ahhhhh I love songs about stalkers!!!!!
you should try stings musical the last ship
You should do dasha Austin reaction It’s awesome.
Maxx - Get A Way
Uou! Yes? Love♥️
Gud niyty 🌠🌌 🌝🌛
I guess they reuploaded again...but wrong name this time...i watched this yesterday...huh
Yeah, what’s up? Is everything okay?
I was wondering about that, too!?
There was a weird upload glitch for about 25 seconds yesterday starting at around 4.13
I think it might be cause yesterday's one had down vid section no vid and sound like less minute then both vud and sound came back...just showed a screen i think on other guys ebd not sure
Ahh
It is time for you guys to go back to ABBA. A reaction to " I Still Have Faith in You" would be epic. It is there return to music after 40 years anthem. It is unique and stunning. The video is absolutely amazing. Crafted together with historic photo's and video. Amazing. It is also the only ABBA song that was nominated for a grammy. That is a sad commentary on the Grammies. Also no one has reacted to this song on You tube for over a year. Be a trend setter.
Andy Summers made that song what it is.
Could you please play some modern jazz.
Time Travellers
Great Interview, why are you speaking over Hugh though?
There was a bad echo at the start!
This was already posted yesterday, wasn't it? You were wearing the same clothes.
Echo
Arctic Monkeys - I bet you look good on the Dancefloor
Title has a mis-spelling.
"Breath" to "great" is quite a typo.
I don’t know, to me this Song is about a Stalker.
I can not believe that the two people I think are the best reactionists are positively reacting to a song about stalking a girl. So dissapointed.
Your guest needs to be wearing headphones or ear plugs. Or turn his audio down.
Your title's wrong. It's 'Breath' not 'great'. lol
Creepy song honestly
Breath not great
You guys rarely mispell or get your titles incorrect but it's Every Breath You Take. Not a huge deal.
They're become a bit more careful, but they still screw up the thumbnail text pretty frequently.
Rarely?
Too bad it’s a song about stalking an ex….