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"Justified & Ancient" is a song by British band The KLF. It was featured on their 1991 album, The White Room, but its origins date back to the duo's debut album, 1987 (What the Fuck Is Going On?).
The song is best known for its remake that was released on 25 November 1991 as a pop-house single subtitled "Stand by The JAMs", with verses featuring the vocals of American country music singer Tammy Wynette. This version was an international hit, reaching number two on both the UK Singles Chart, and the US dance chart, number 11 on the US Billboard Hot 100, and hitting number one in 18 countries.[2]
"Justified & Ancient (Stand by the JAMs)" was the final release by the KLF through retail channels before Drummond and Cauty quit the music business and retired the KLF name.
The story goes that KLF was working on this song, and they couldn't figure out how to do it. Then one of them said, "You know what this song needs? Tammy Wynette!" So, they made some phone calls, got in touch with her, played her the song. She loved it, and agreed to do it. This is actually one of the last songs she recorded.
Ah, so cool😎💯
@@EmpressReacts Rule one of Justified Ancients of Mu Mu is that they lie. The Kopyright Liberation Front also claims that Cauty wanted Dolly Parton but Drummond called Wynette instead.
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If you listen to the album version they have someone else singing on it.
After this every year until she died, she would send Bill Drummond a Christmas card as she loved the collaboration so much.
@@cutthr0atjake That's awesome!
I dont think many people appreciate the layers of self awareness and enlightenment (?!) in this song. Tammy is singing about how the group called her up, but then says that even if she doesn’t do it the journey to mumu land will continue, which she is also singing about . It’s bloody genius
yaaaaa!
I'm not a country fan but Tammy gets my absolute full respect for this!!!
Apparently Tammy used to send The KLF boys xmas card every year until her passing. Class act.
Oh nice
31 years, and I *STILL* couldn't escape the call to Mu-Mu Land....
I saw a documentary Tammy did before she died and she was over the moon to do this but laughed as didn’t have a clue what it was about but loved the KLF for it and felt honoured to be part of something so different and cutting edge imagine that! Tammy was the envy of many for doing this ! The KLF are a British group that allegedly set fire to a million pounds and deleted there whole back catalogue
Thank you for this!! I've requested several reactors to do this song with no luck. I love Tammy Wynette and this song is a musical milestone I'll always cherish. ❤👍
They don't know what they're missing 💯
I've done the same, finally someone's done it!
@PaintedCavern I think youll like this one with KLF & DJ Maala. ua-cam.com/video/f7euqPvGYxA/v-deo.html
I remember when this came out …. Loved that Tammy recorded this with KLF. Her voice works so perfectly too. 🏆
Yass💯
Chile we killed this song in the club! This was our ish!
Yes it was, Miss Wilson!!m!
🤣🤣believable
This song captured the boundless optimism of this time and the dawn of this new type of music. It was cutting edge and the fact it melded the old with the new, you really felt like we were all bound for Mu-Mu land. Anything was possible and okay, as long as it was coming from a place of Peace Love Unity and Respect. The fact this has elements of hip-hop, techno, Tammy, and just an unfettered feeling that anything was possible, it was extremely special.
KLF were so dope, do damn catchy, and so out of left field. It's still amazing they had mainstream success considering they were trying to disrupt the system and I adored that they shunned their success and actually sort of stopped making music because they were actually striving for a non-commercial sound that would disrupt the industry, but the masses started to love them and make them wealthy/etc, so they realized they were becoming too commercial and put it to an end (that is the story I always heard, anyway).
Bow down to the Queen of Country Miss Tammy Wynette
she was sufferring from cancer and decided when asked to do this. she crossed over and had a hit on all radio channels before she passed. she was awesome
Best collab of the 90's, so cool how they made Tammy the Queen in their vid & rightly so.
Well, what happened was Tammy was at home in Tennessee when the Justified Ancients of Mu Mu (who come from a remote Scottish island and have big horns and red robes) were passing through in their Ice Cream Van and the JAoMM asked Tammy if she wanted to sing.
KLF were ultra experimental but when this came out, it was soooo unexpected!!! I have such good memories with this and it's sooo uplifting!!!
Your reaction says it ALL!
I FELT like I'm watching it for the first time again anyone who doesn't like this must be so miserable.
Unfortunately the rapper Ricardo da Force passed away, bless him.
As you noticed, as soon as Tammy shows up in the video, it feels instantly sympathetic, just by looking at her and how she smiles&sings.
How this collab came to be???
I need to look it up myself.
Keep going!!!!
Exactly ‼Tammy just had that vibe💯
Jimmy Cauty said to Bill Drummond (British founding members of The JAMS (Justified Ancients of Mumu), KLF, the K foundation etc) one day that they should do a track with Tammy, they called her and to their surprise she agreed to doing it, after asking about the lyrics of course.
Later, after it was too late, Jimmy said "I think I've made a mistake", he was originally thinking of Dolly Parton I believe. Maybe his mistake was a blessing in disguise, I couldn't imagine this with Dolly instead of Tammy.
OMG, genius pick by someone. I just love the sheer audacity of it. On one hand, that should have made it very unlikely to get any airplay anywhere. But on the other hand...just listen to it! It demanded that we all listen, and we obeyed!
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Got radio play in Detroit. But it was a Windsor Canada station playing it. Plus BIG in the clubs at that time course.
@@sparkyguitar0058 It got airplay here in L.A. on the #1 Alternative station, which is how I know the song. I just meant that normally a song this weird would never get played, so this one was a minor miracle.
KLF were so inspired and kept the floor moving. Being an ancient club kid is kind of crazy 👵🏻💀💕
This was when being edgy had a completely different, and more meaningful, meaning than today
Ah, I think I get what you mean. I thought Tim Mcgraw was the first artist to collaborate on a hip hop track, but guess I wrong💯
@@EmpressReacts absolutely. Edgy back then meant talented practiced people taking something and turning it inside out
I think this song came out in 1991, the year I graduated high school. I think I can explain your amazement in how Tammy hooked up with KLF.
The cold war had just ended, the Berlin Wall was torn down and the USSR was allowing the countries in the Eastern Block autonomy in self governance. At that time everyone was heaving a sigh of relief because the constant threat of nuclear war was over. Everybody was happy and open to learning about other cultures.
The electronic music scene merged with Tammy's sound during that time. There was such a sense of unity during that time that artists started crossing over to different types of music as, basically, a show of support for worldwide peace. This song, at the time, nailed the feeling of different people with different beluefs being able to come together and make beautiful things if they only believed we all were looking for harmony instead of division.
Love this!
This was very popular in Australia back in the day!!
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This was so out of the blue at that moment. The white room version is so 360 degrees different form this version and Just imagine Last train to Trancentral was the release before this one. No one saw this one coming. KLF are true legends and they did it all them self. Own label, own distribution, no record company in between. those guys are brilliant!
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Tammy is the Shiznit! How did the KLF get her to do this track? Just and incredible collaboration! One of the best and most respected songs of the 90's!
WOW! I lived in Nashville 20 years but never saw this. Thank you! I used to drive by her house every day on the way to work, trust me I didn't live in that section of town, my home was further out in the sticks and humble lol, but I had to drive right by her home on the way to work. I just love this and I'm glad to know she made this recording and video! 😀
Wow‼Glad we experienced this together
@@EmpressReacts Me too!!
I loved this song as a kid. I had no idea who Tammy or the KLF were, but later learned that the KLF were this reclusive rave/house group who only put out a couple of albums. What I love about the late 80s and early 90s was how there were so few genre boundaries. Rap and house music were interchangeable and then bringing in a country singer like this didn't even really seem all that strange.
Wow😳 so this wasn't stange back then 🤣🤣
@@EmpressReacts I mean, it was definitely special!
@@EmpressReacts So many new technologies were being created throughout the 80s and 90s that spurred tons of creativity.
KLF had huge hits here in the UK with What Time Is Love, 3am Eternal, Last Train To Trancentral, and Justified and Ancient. All fantastic songs.
Thank god! a UA-camr reacting to this who knows who Tammy is!!
😊stand by your mas, divorce, only lonely sometimes, golden ring 🔥
All I have to say is I FORGOT HOW INCREDIBLE THIS TRACK IS. I think it’s absurdity at the time made it feel novelty, but the song, production and video are all magnificent.
Right‼It slaaaps
Miss Wilson ain’t lion! I was only 19, in college, when I first started going to the clubs… One night, the DJ put on this song and everybody went crazy!! Tammy Wynette is jamming out! This is a classic! I’m so glad someone requested this awesome song
Oh so this was really the turn up song🤣🤣
I live in the south so you can just imagine how much Tammy Wynette is beloved, especially in the gay crowd!!
I'm Empressed that you knew who Tammy Wynette was. I wasn't expecting that! lol
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“All bound for Moo-Moo land.” Classic!!! Listen to 3am Eternal by KLF. It’s worth it just for her vocals alone.
Thanks for the recommendation ✅
Along with Tom Jones and Art of Noise collaborating on Prince's "Kiss," this was one of the great surprises of the non-ageist history of 90s music.
What a god point! Can't disagree! Both amazing masterpieces! You got good taste!
Love KLF! I hadn't heard this version of the song until about 13 years ago via my partner. I had their album and the version on the album has a male singer. This was definitely a song that we danced like crazy to!
Oh wow there's another version of this song? 😳
@Empress yeah and it's totally different..Tammy really gave this song life..it's because of her the song was so iconic
@@EmpressReacts Yeah they made many versions of Justified & Ancient like Hey Hey We Are Not The Monkees, Justified & Ancient (Black Steel joins The JAMs), Justified And Ancient Seems A Long Time Ago, Justified And Ancient ("the white room" version), (all bound for mu mu land), (let them eat ice cream), (make mine a '99') & Jarvis Joins The JAMs (Trailer).
I know what you're talking about. There were the first press versions and it wasn't Tammy, then when this hit, they repackaged it with the single attached to the cd of this version. You know I still play it!
The KLF album Chillout has the version you are thinking of.
Ha, I still crank this when I am cleaning the house or doing the dishes.
🤣🤣im going to start doing that 💯
I forgot about this song. I always remeber The KLF from the songs "Last Train To Trancentral" and "3 A.M. Eternal".
@Tapani M also What Time Is Love
your reaction is priceless! too funny. me and my brother also had that same 'shock' when we first heard this back in the 90's. Totally different, but also totally awesome for all the reasons you pointed out. it worked!
Right‼It works🔥🔥
Love that this song and video is pure plot twist straight out of the gate! I absolutely LOVED this song when it came out, a multicultural anything-goes extravaganza is always a bop!
Right 🔥🔥🔥
Must admit I do love watching the youngers listening to proper music from back in the day;if I’m being honest it puts a massive smile on my face and little these days can do that ✌️
“Caravan of love” is one of my favourites,just saying ✌️
Ricardo DaForce (the rapper) was awesome!
First time I saw this was on a video jukebox in Spain (would have been in '92), and I was already a KLF fan, so I had to make 4 of my classmates wait for me to watch it all the way to the end.
Very creative of The KLF to get Tammy Wynette singing for them.It was so out there but it worked 👍
Right😁‼
haha, dudette, I never realized they were using a steel guitar like you said-great ear, and you know how cool Tammy was for actually showing up to be in the video let alone sing on a hip hop track, and this was a good 30 years ago..great reaction, I was in shock too when I first saw it, she was real weak from gall bladder cancer here I think, was only like 51 years old yet looked much older, someone mentioned that she sent a Christmas card to KLF every year after the collab, gotta love her
Aw, man so sad that she was mostly in pain most of her life 😭. Thanks‼
"How did this come together?"
KLF: Yes.
Yep!! The late, great Tammy Wynette, herself!! Love it, it's a great combination with KLF & Tammy, here.
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oh my word....i used to play this and sample it.....sooo many times when i was a DJ in Holland ! mumu forever people!!
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You can’t get over the fact of Tammy Wynette being here hahaha
I can't 🤣
The great Tammy died shortly after this success. The mastermind who is KLF was always a fan Of Tammy and he asked her to do it
oh no!
the 2 KLF guys went off and burnt a million pounds, some kind of weird stunt filmed on a camcorder, anyone else remember that?
As long as your in this zone , I recommend The Power either by Snap or Chill Rob G same beat different lyrics both were fire . Salute to late great Tammy Wynette .
Thanks for the recommendation
This was a major comeback for her who is a Legend on The Country Music Scene. Her signature Song was "Stand By Your Man" which gained alot of controversy when Hilary Rodham Clinton "quoted" that when Bill Clinton was running for President.
that was so refreshing back in the day, totally fascinating. The clash of genres only the KLF could produce. This is a 90s classic"
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This sh** is getting out 🙌🏼🙌🏼 KLF and I should have been so much more into them in the day !!!!!
Tammy, stand by The Jamms !
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You called it a "Motherland Vibe" to add to the unexpected, I believe this is a Scottish band. There music is crazy, one of my favorites.
This song is truly gumbo at its finest 🤣
KLF are two guys. One is Scottish, one is English.
Wow wow wow wow I just fell in love with Tammy Wynett I cannot wait to show my mom this
Hahaha senior year of high school. It reminds me of cruising around Jersey, booming systems, hanging out in 7/11 parking lots, basements, prom. Hahaha good times.
What was going on in them basements👀👀🤣
@@EmpressReacts 😂 Lol just good old fashioned wholesome fun. 😌
@@jefferoni1984 😉😂
fyi...that ticker at the bottom were Tammy's musical stats
oh wow that's even more dope!
Insanely dope. Feels fresher than it should. On repeat for now.
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The KLF had three killer tracks (maybe more but I remember three particularly) that used to go off at the clubs.
This track, 3am Eternal, What Time is Love, Last Train to Transcentral, Its Grim up North, America:What Time is Love.
Listen to the whole KLF album called The White Room.
Noted✅
In reliving my teenage years on your journey. This song is a favourite and was big in the early 90s.
😇🥰glad you're enjoying
I love the fact the KLF two white guys from the north of England and they are still rocking it 30 years on… I ask Alexa “what time is love” and it comes up with a picture of Bill and Jimmy 🤣
I won't be back until after Christmas so I hope you and you'res have a Merry Christmas darlin ❤️🌲☃️
Happy holidays!
This was Tammy Wynette’s huge comeback song to a new generation and experimentation with a new genre. It was a huge hit simply because the mashup was so unexpected and the novelty of hearing Tammy sing about Mumu Land! 🤪 It’s unexpected, but it actually works and proves how different genres can blend into something greater than their individual parts.
And it was also a successful collab because each party, both Tammy and KLF, got a huge boost in radio exposure and industry credibility. Go figure... however l still don’t fully understand what the lyrics mean!
🤣🤣🤣me either I just know they called Tammy down in Nashville talking about a Jam. Glad this brought Tammy back
@@EmpressReacts Poor Tammy probably really needed this at this point in her life. Not sure if she ever performed this live with KLF but I’m sure if she did the audience would have given her props 💯
Ironically, Tammy was one of those hardcore country “purists” that would have frowned on such a collab 20 years earlier. You know she was furious about your girl ONJ winning a Grammy for Best Country Female and ACM award for Most Promising Female for Let Me Be There in 1973? Tammy was so livid she stood by her man George Jones and they left the ACM to establish the ACE (Academy of Country Entertainers) in protest.
"They're justified and they're ancient and they drive an ice cream van." You don't "fully" understand what this means? lol Do you understand it a little bit? Explain it to me!
Justified and Ancient from Mu Mu = Jamm one of their other recording names. Also the Timelords (Doctoring the Tardis)
Stand by your Jamm was a play on words.
Meaning stand by KLF to perform together, and also a wink at Stand by your Man that Tammy famously performed.
They also hired/borrowed/stole an ice-cream van and drove it around.
And on it goes with the lyrics relating to things.
Everything they sing about in this song ties back to real life if you know their history
They were heavily inspired by the Illuminatus! Trilogy, which was basically three books about sex, drugs, and conspiracy theories, mid-'70s style. It's surrealist satire steeped in Discordianism, which is a religion disguised as a joke that's disguised as a religion. It's a bit of a rabbit hole to go down, but if you do you might start to see the fnords.
The Justified Ancients of Mummu (referencing a Mesopotamian god involved with crafting and practical knowledge) is an anarchist secret society in those books. Mummu got mixed up some - both by characters in the books and in reality - with the land of Mu (in part because Mummu sounds like Mu Mu, so people hearing it think whoever says it is talking about that) or Lemuria, which is a mythical lost continent similar to Atlantis.
That gives context for some of the lyrics but, honestly, I would not be at all surprised if a degree of incomprehensible weirdness was intentional.
Fun Fact this was filmed in Wakanda
I believe that the black woman with the killer voice is named Maxine Harvey... She sound incredible doesn't she?!...3 A.M. Eternal is another great KLF track..
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I think she tried to sing like Tammy
I love this song.. Tammy gave this song life..the album version is really different
The KLF were genius - try 3am eternal, it's grim up north, America - what time is love? The group had a whole back story and ended their career by burning 1 million pounds
3 am Eternal rules!
So they set money on fire?
@@EmpressReacts Yes ma'am. They sure did. To make a point.
And deleted their entire music catalogue. When the KLF said they were leaving the music business, they really meant it.
Sorely missed.
I loved this tune so much back in the day - PURE GOLD W/MS. Wynette!!
I can see why💯
LMAO at :55 your reaction. When Tammy appears , definitely mind blowing when it came out but it actually worked..gotta love the creative genius behind this.
So good!
You will not believe but her grandparents farm was right next to my great grandparents place. She def. attended black church’s. We thought it was too funny! I’m going to share.
In 1994 KLF came to a remote island off Scotland called Jura where they set fire to a million pound in cash......you figure it out!!!!
What‼😳
They also managed a band called Echo and the Bunnymen.
I think I reacted to a song by then
one of my all time favourites ever.
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💛 seeing you react to this! 🔥 KLF were amazing! And then they disappeared!
Dang where did they go?👀👀
@@EmpressReacts they had a very unique “philosophy” of the world and its order, culminating in them deleting their entire catalog in 1992. However, they remastered and re-released selections from their catalog this year. Justified & Ancient - Black Steel Joins the Jam is worth hearing too; the chill out version of the track. 💛
Yes!!! Masterpiece!!! It doesn’t get any better!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yaaas🔥🔥🔥
I'm in shock. Tammy Wynette was considered the "whitest of white" back in the day. I would have never thought a collaboration between a country singer and a Brit Rap Gp would ever occur. My hair is still falling out!!!!
wow so interesting!!!
K.L.F were no rap group. They were two anarchistic provocateur music industry insiders who sacked off the music industry 'game' and made what we in Britain call 'Piss Take' music simply to make a point about the general crapness of the music scene in the 80s. I guess americans call it 'busting balls'?'
They are Bill Drummond (Kingboy D) and Jimmy Cauty (Rockman Rock). Bill was an A&R man who created ZOO records, signed and then managed the band Big in Japan. He got fed up with the corporate label's BS, so he quit, made a crazy solo album called 'The Man' before hooking up with Jimmy, who was a guitarist with an interest and technical skills in sampling. They put out one of the seminal early trance tunes in the form of "What time is love?.. (Pure Trance)" ua-cam.com/video/kUs504Xdd8E/v-deo.html
After that they created a visual and auditory masterpiece road movie film (dressed as legendary British 1920's Mount Everest enigmas Mallory and Irvine) and soundtrack album "The White Room" ua-cam.com/video/vYgny12u61c/v-deo.html
In the meantime Jimmy created the ambient acid house collab "The Orb" with Alex Paterson: ua-cam.com/video/TQ8nTbS9mOE/v-deo.html
Next up as The KLF they put out the seminal, mind blowing and still relevant "Chill Out" ambient house soundscape stoner's album: ua-cam.com/video/bWebqCRw7o4/v-deo.html
The next concept was 'Stadium House' which is where Justified and Ancient with Tammy comes in. Essentially it is sample heavy Pop Rock with country, rap and house music influences coated in a massive, tongue in cheek veneer of cheese. They were the biggest selling act in Britain in 1991!
They won the Brit awards Best act prize in '92 and turned up at the awards ceremony where they blew the minds of the audience of music industry insiders by performing with harsh death metal act extreme noise terror, Bill fired a blank firing machine gun into the crowd and the stage went black, and they were gone. Forever. ua-cam.com/video/NtqW7MB5Dmo/v-deo.html
They announced they were finishing, deleted the entire back catalogue, making it unobtainable and the original Vinyls worth a fortune. They took off to the Scottish islands, went to an abandoned old cottage and filmed themselves physically throwing £1 million of British banknotes onto the raging fire in the hearth.
Or did they? 😁
Legends the pair of them and rightly they have a cult following. They of are still about, making art, music and generally taking the piss.
Have a little watch of this and wonder in awe at quite how they managed to pull it all off.
ua-cam.com/video/NtqW7MB5Dmo/v-deo.html
THANK YOU!! This song and group is one of my obsessions, and it's as wonderful as you say.
They have a lot of interesting music circulating...
Even when I was 12 (when this song came out) I knew this was something special. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve only grown to appreciate this song more and more as a genre-blurring master stroke of a track, and it makes me sad that it ended up being the straw that broke The KLF’s back, with regards to commercial pressure squeezing their artistic tendencies. I’m just glad I was able to hear it and grow up with it, as I think it gave me the ability to enjoy a finely crafted piece of music, regardless of its sonic lineage or background.
The Empress rules great take
Rest In Peace Miss Tammy, we still love and miss you much down here.
not ashamed to admit i jammed out to this song a few times back in the day
It's 🔥🔥
Haha this is great. Remember this well from my clubbing days. This track is so bonkers, but it just works! Love it. 😁
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A fun jam to drive to when you are experiencing road rage lol
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This has always been 🔥 🔥
Glad I got to hear it
What a cool unexpected fusion of genres! 😁👏👏💕
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99 is an ice-cream you can buy in the UK 🤣
The KLF were a troll act. Tammy Wynette had no idea what she'd signed up for.
😂dang
Thank god a person from America got tammy ,her last record 🙏 she always changed with the times she was amazing loved this record and tammy RIP 🙏
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The more you look into the KLF, aka The Jams aka The Justified Ancients of MuMu the more amazing they get.
Best
time 85 -97
Fuck the millennium✌✌✌
Thanks for posting. Your reaction was pretty much the same as everyone's when it came out. 1. Wait, what did I just see? 2. Well that's different! 3. Replay
Yes, and it wasn’t just the appearance of Tammy that took us by surprise back in the day.
It was also the fact this song combined dance, African, country and hip hop styles into one track and yet it still sounded awesome.
Who would have thought?
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I remember the first time I saw this .. it was on telly in the corner at a hamburgur joint late at night.
Totally captivating. It became a hit on euro discos at the time and was perfect for a night of drunken debauchery.
It is one of those genius one-off songs. KLF were apparently a collective that eventually invaded the south-pole and set up a radical democracy there.
What do I know ..
Cheers 🍺
Never seen this music video! This def a vibe! Love your Off The Wall shirt Empress!
Yay‼Someone noticed my 🔥ass shirt
The background wailing noise, most to the front when Ricardo Da Force (RIP) is rapping is a British Railway Level Crossing Pedestrian Warning warbler.
the KLF had they own religion too...awesome
oh wow!
Wow! You have a good break in your voice to emulate Tammy!! You are talented!!!
Amazing underground UK group wish they did more songs
Oh Lordt! Such a great collaboration, and HUGE club hit… plus all the DJ remixes. Although duets and collaborations weren’t new, it was somewhat rare to have them across genres and generational age differences…
Presently, it’s been ramping up that artists, especially iconic artists like Miley Cyrus and Kelly Clarkson have throwing out “covers” to the point that NOW, fans are begging for an album of covers only… that’s when you know that that artist could sing the phone book (do those still exist?!?!) and get a Grammy!
I mean, look at Dolly Parton - there can’t be anyone who doesn’t respect her and would pee their pants to sing with her… The Queen 👸🏼 of Country Music, who was just inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame said, “but I’m a country singer; I guess I’ll have to make a rock and roll album now”, and if you’ve been following the news, she did! It getting released soon…
I think fans “expect” what we’ve been given, yet those iconic artists have been changing things up, demanding more creative freedom - THANK GOD! Tired of being pigeonholed by record labels, wanting to sing whatever genre they want, often having multiple genres on the same album…
Here are two examples. A heavy metal band, Metallica, collaborating with Miley on vocals, and several icons like Elton John, Yo Yo Ma, and others, creating this brilliant cover of “Nothing Else Matters”, and you can really get lost in the brilliance each artist’s feature throughout, with a captivating video… ua-cam.com/video/DqoQY9bobow/v-deo.html Please react to this one and see if you can pinpoint each’s contribution; it’s amazing!
Another surprise is this one, which would be a great reaction from you… I listen/watch it when I need to be simply “taken away” and decompress… I know you appreciate vocals, but how about in Italian?!?! Such a beautiful, calming masterpiece (IMO) that might surprise any Ariana Grande fan; singing in Italian, opera, with Andrea Bocelli … the orchestration and vocals are sublime! And, a hint of that “Disney” vibe I’d commented about on Donna Summers “All Through the Night” reaction… I just love great vocals, the genre doesn’t matter… if they can “touch me” and give me goosebumps, I’m in! ua-cam.com/video/Z8SYtmvEI9U/v-deo.html … AND a bonus? Learn to sing in Italian using the “Lyrics” video version… that’s how I learned! 😁
They were the most incredible art project all about shining a light on what the pop music industry was. The KLF is really the two dudes in the red robes with the horns. Takes me back to being about 15. You've just got to see all the crazy stuff they got up to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_KLF
Summer 1991.
This, What Time is Love, and 3AM.
The summer I came out.
Hitting the Chicago gay clubs.
Siouxsie Kiss Them for Me, Seal Crazy, Corina Temptation and Nomad I wanna give you devotion were the jams.
Best summer of my life next to Summer 92. This was also the summer of the first Lollapalooza. Which I attended.
When this was a club hit a friend of mine would say I was gonna go to “Muumuu Land” if I didn’t put my fork down! 😝
🤣🤣dang
@@EmpressReacts I know! Harsh, right!? 😆
Stand by The Jams.. KLF Is back This 2021 😉