First Time Hearing Ink Spots - “If I Didn't Care” Reaction | Asia and BJ
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I'm 74 years old and this was one of my dad's favorite groups. He used to play their records all the time. The Ink Spots were famous for their lead singer's beautiful tenor and the bass's talking choruses. Thanks for this - it brought back some happy memories of my father!
I can't hear this without seeing Fred Sanford singing it and shaking his right hand up to the sky! 😂😂😂
Right 😂😂😂
Yeah, this was one of Fred Sanford's favorite songs!! He also liked Lena Horne's Stormy Weather.
@@dennisloveland498 "A man and his horne"
The Ink Spots are to be respected at every level! 💯
They invented a style... and no one realizes it. 💯 Its almost 100 years old, and it still is beautiful.
They were the blueprint for the Doo Wop Groups. It was also featured on The Wonder Years (Original) and The Shawshank Redemption.
I remember hearing this as a kid back in the 50's and it was old then!! Yep, I'm an oldie too :)
Great song! The Ink Spots were a popular vocal group in the 1930's and 40's. Most of their songs followed the same format, with spoken vocals in the middle. Give 'The Gypsy' a listen. It was another hit for them and a great story about hopeless romance.
This song was one of the biggest selling singles of all-time. I think it's still in the top 10 or 20 biggest singles ever, on the Billboard list of singles where you actually had to buy the record. I remember Ink Spots record commercials on TV back in the 1980s.
I don’t know if you two have ever watched Sanford and son, but this is the song that Fred sings all the time
Also, The Ink Spots are in incomparable vocal group. They have so many great songs that you want to check out.
My mother loved The Ink Spots! I remember she had several 78 RPM records
You couldn't have picked a better song for Valentine's Day!
And nice to hear you engaging with older music. There are lots of amazing tunes from before I was born; they deserve a hearing now and then,
I love this era of music. The ink spots were one of the best.
I Love the Ink Spots. My dad was a musician back in the day and this was he's favorite group and sang these songs constantly.
My mother sung Inkspots songs when we were kids. I have a video of her singing this song at the dining table when she turned 100 years old on her birthday. She grew up when they were popular.
Fun Fact: This song is used in the beginning of both Bioshock 1 and The Shawshank Redemption.
I also recommend a song called "I Only Have Eyes For You"
by the Flamingos. (1959)
It's heart achingly romantic.
so much music from the first half of the 20th century deserves to be rediscovered. good on you for giving it a chance.
Hey guys! Happy Valentine's Day, hope you both do something really special today :D
A record in 1939 was recorded at 78 RPM on "shellac," that was much more brittle and heavier than the newer vinyl records (recorded at 33 1/3 RPM). Generally, there were only two songs on the record (Sides a & b), A shellac record album back then, looked like a book or photo album, with five sleeves, each with one record in it. Records started being pressed more frequently on vinyl partly due to less available shellac for record production during World War II. Shellac records eventually stopped being made around 1960. Music from a different world. "ZOOT!"
The Ink Spots sound their age, but not outdated. I can hear my great grandma singing this in her old lady voice.
More, Ink Spots, Platters and the Mills Brothers.
This song is from 1939. The Ink Spots and the great Bill Kenney. One of the very important groups from which doo-wop was eventually formed. Listen to them doing "I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire" and "Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall".
I have spent hundreds of hours in my life enjoying the Ink Spots and I am glad to see you giving permission, if you will, or at least the go-ahead, for the younger generations to sample and maybe even make the great music of the Inks and other vintage artists a part of their lives. Not only are your programs fun but they are a service as well.
I got my first “Victrola” in 1958 and dad gave me this as one of my first 78’s. He had a beautiful voice and would imitate them during WWII. I loved listening to them in the 50’s.
❤You gotta get into these guys they are amazing. I told Alexa play ink spots and I am blown awayHeart and ❤❤❤
I love their (The Ink Spots) song "I Don't Want To Set The World On "Fire."
It's hauntingly beautiful.
The song was also played in Malcolm X with Denzel Washington when as Malcolm Little he was at the beach with his White girlfriend. Fred G. Sanford's song on Sanford and Son too. He used to always sing this song. It was hilarious. Back then you HAD to be able to sing or no record deal. No studio to help you out if you can't sing.
Check out I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire and Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall. Both were used in Fallout 3. Megadeth used a sample of I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire on their song Set The World Afire
You probably heard in Shawshank Redemption.
The godfathers of vocal harmony groups
You should look up COW,COW BOOGIE ,with the Ink Spots and Ella Fitzgerald. I am certain you would love it.
Brilliant. I don’t remember hearing this one before but I did know “Whispering Grass” by them. I think they may also have done “Smoke gets in your eyes”. Both of which were great.
I lied. “Smoke gets in your eyes” was “The Platters.” Still great though and they are well worth reacting to as well. “The Great Pretender.” “Only You.”
I first heard Whispering Grass by Windsor Davies and Don Estelle two British actors from a classic comedy series from the 70s it went to number one in the UK.
Boy oh boy, you guys sure did go back far tonight with this one! Thank you so much. I can still see and hear my dad telling me about The Ink Spots with his voice getting really gruff as he says, "Honey chile" with a great big grin on his face. It almost seems like every song they did started out with that same guitar riff. If you want to have some real fun, you should listen to them doing You Always Hurt The One You Love and then listen to the Spike Jones cover of it. It's a blast!
Nice to see your family while you were enjoying the game and the pie.
My mothers favourites. Class act.
As a child in the 50s a few records my mother had by the Ink Spots were my favorites. Whispering Grass. Someone's Rocking My Dream Boat. Better than later when the group changed somewhat
It's A Sin To Tell A Lie. We Three.
I love “My Prayer,” with the little spoken section done by the bass singer. “My prayer, is to linger with you.” Heard it first on the X soundtrack and loved it ever since.
I discovered The Ink Spots when I was a little kid, found this record and played it and the other side to death! Today I have a big collection of their records. If anyone watched "Sanford & Son" They know this was Fred's favorite song, he sang the first part of it in many episodes. Every record they made sounds almost like the last one, and the cherry on the top is when the bass singer pops in and recites the first verse. The flip-side was "Whispering Grass" Great song, and the words sound like they are singing it after inhaling a fat one while laying on the lawn.
Is that Fred Sanford I hear? Damn, he really made that his own in that show. Great stuff guys. 👌
The Ink Spots were an American pop vocal group from the 30's-40's. "If I Didn't Care" was one of their biggest hit in 1939. They were known for using the new format called "Top & Bottom" where the lead tenor sang one chorus followed by the bass singer reciting the lyrics rather than singing them. After that the lead tenor sang the rest of the song until the end. Some of their early songs were "Address Unknown", "My Prayer", "Bless You", "Memories Of You", "I'm Gettin' Sentimental Over You" etc.
My parents had this record, so I heard it as a little kid. I used to do my own hammed-up impression of it. I would guess that the Ink Spots were total pot-heads. They did do a song called "That Cat Is High."
hey guys. also check out Address Unknown, and my favorite, We Three...GREAT song...the words always get me...cuz they kinda describe me
May we never forget the ones that that came before 🤔❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️✌️
i remember hearing this song in either Bioshock 1 or Bioshock 2
Good choice, great reaction, folks .Give a listen to "WE THREE","JAVA JIVE " " I DIDN'T WANT TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE" and "INTO EACH LIFE SOME RAIN MUST FALL(with Ella Fitzgerald).
Java Jive is a really fun song.
BJ: More like vintage shellac not vintage vinyl 😄 At least it was electrically recorded.
Ink Spots, Mills Brothers, good stuff
To really "get them" have a cocktail party with 8 or 10 guests, lights not so bright, and play one of their CDs with all their best songs from start to finish. Then you will really appreciate their style.
ASIA! BJ!! Andy Dufresne was innocent! This was a great song from the movie!
Heard in 'Blade Runner'.
Oh hell yeah, now we're getting serious!!
I love this!
Love it
Check out the Mills Brothers
Wow, from 1939?!!
Think it was at the beginning of a Better Call Saul episode
Asia - is that you singing at the beginning of every video? Sounds very nice.
I have asked Asia that question in the past but she never answered me. I don't think they read these comments here.
Yes it is! :)
Shawshank Redemption 😢
Another great vocal group from this era was the Mills Brothers. Superb vocals and, of course, lots of sweet love songs. Old school, before old school, was old school. You really cant go wrong with any of their songs. Some of my favorites are, 'Till Then', 'Hey There' and 'You Always Hurt The One You Love'.
Can't forget "Paper Doll" - my father's favorite song!
@@alicevaders2096 totally love that song by that wonderful group x 🙂
You should listen to Ela Mae Morse and Freddie Slack ( House Of Blue light ) from 1945
This is quite an Oldie !!!
Peoples feeling never get old or change🌷
Fallout vibes
My mom had an Ink Spots album (78 rpm) when I was a kid in the late 40s. The so-called "sexual revolution" of the 60s has basically destroyed romanticism in American society.
Please react to Doo Wop Goldie, The Ten Commandments of Love by The Moonglows.
Shout Out "BioShock 2 " favorite game.
This is some jeepers creepers music, lol
Slow dancing in the parlor
Ink Spots are on Fallout 4 🎮
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