I used to watch his t.v. show. All of his performances were live concerts for his studio audience. Orchestra live, reactions live, his incredible singing live and on fire!!
It's not the weed dude - he really was that good. Tom brought soul to the UK. Thanks to him we had The Animals. He's a legend. That performance gives me goose bumps to this day.
@ShariSez1 oh yeah I send those to my Mom who is 73 YO. I got in trouble back in the early 70s on bring a record day. I brought his single "What's up pussy cat" That was inappropriate back then.
48 year old white guy here and to look at me you'd think we'd have nothing in common, but here we both are sitting on our couches smoking weed and yelling "sing it Tom!".
So, let me tell you a little story. A 68 year old white women, sitting on her couch chilling, enjoying a killer doobie and watching Mr. Video catching some Tom. Then I see Sidney's post and the story goes " a black man, a white man, and an old white woman sit on a couch one day and , "...........LOLING !!!!! ☮️🙏💜
@@shermoon6530 I'm a 65 year old white chick, falling in love with Tom Jones all over again, and I love this young guys' reactions to videos, bing watching him :) Music has no age :)
All the girls and ladies swooned over him. He was so handsome and had.... that voice. I'm glad you liked it. Have you listened to Johnny Mathis? He is a man of color, with the voice of an angel. And we all loved him too. So handsome! One great thing about being 64 years old is that I grew up with some of the best music in history.
Oh I used to love love love Johnny Mathis 💕♥️! “Misty” and do not forget Nat King Cole. I was just a little kid, but I knew pure refined talent. For some reason, it’s just not around today that much 🙁
He had some vocal training. My great uncle taught him in Pontypridd. He wasn't really happy with his sustained notes. My Dad went to the same School as Tom.
You’re such a character man!! Honestly I could probably just watch your commentary and expressions without seeing or hearing the video you’re reacting to and still be totally entertained! Awesome reactions bro, thanks! Btw if you’re looking for an even more soul powered performance from Tom Jones check out “Delilah” 1968 / 1973.
What's really amazing is, he still has the pipes at 80 years old now. Hes a coach on The Voice UK and not long ago done a duet of this with the son of the man that wrote the song. It was fantastic!
I seen that duet amazing i grew up in 50s singing lonnie donnigans songs then he wrote that song for tom and along comes peter singing his dads song with now sir tom jones does not get any better than that x
@@bernadettecrawford3656 I’ve been into 1950s music since my first record player at 9 years old (1974) and parents records! Dad especially loves Lonnie Donegan ! Run a little water Silvi, Puttin on the style ( my favourite) Cumberland Gap and another favourite ( especially as I drive dustcarts) My old mans a Dustman!
@@bernadettecrawford3656 Lonnie Donegan wrote and recorded this classic in '62, & Tom Jones sang it in '67, & had a hit with it, but it certainly wasn't written 'for Tom'!
Tom Jones made clear to absolutely everybody that theres levels to this shit. No matter who you are i dont care you cant sing like this. Period. His Tone, Volume, Soul, Rasp, Control, Talent just everything is unmatched. UNMACHTED. And this was live with zero technology involved whatsoever.
He grew up not far from me, in a small poor Welsh mining village. Hes never forgotten his roots . I love the way the young people today are so great at recognising good music regardless of how old it is. Great reaction!! From someone who knows his stuff
About 20 years ago, my late father was having a pint in the White Rose pub in Mumbles, Swansea with his mates and watching the rugby (Wales vs Scotland) when Tom joined them! My dad said he stayed for the game, bought his round and was completely 'normal', even down to his Welsh accent. Good bloke, my dad said.
hi there Valley girl! if you grew up not far from Ponty you live within a few miles of me! another Valleys girl here. oh and I was a teen when Tom was learning his craft in the local workmens clubs! and gaining his 'reputation' with the ladies at the same time!!!
music has lots of colors, all of them worth listening to, just like people. :) -- edited to add smiley face so you'll know i wasn't, like, mad disagreeing with you. friendlier. lol
It shame to say that. He should have said he wanted to sound like an individual rather a race or color. But I was trying to encourage people not to look at color rather the artist. But I agree there's a difference with music over the ages. But that makes music great and relatable.
@@davidp.777 I agree music has no color but back in the 50's and 60's it. Especially for people of color. I know I lived through it Sir Tom Jones has a incredible voice..
David P. I understand what you mean. I am African American and when raising my children, my daughter was teased at school for liking country western music. I told my children music has no color. I did not want them to feel that they could not listen to all types of music. The style and artist may be associated with certain people, but music is music.
He was only 27 yrs old here - so suave & debonaire with such a smooth, melodic yet powerful voice... I was born the year this came out. As a little kid I remember my mom, aunties, their friends, & hell, even their mothers all and I mean ALL of them had huge crushes on Sir Tom Jones. Whenever he came on the TV, they would all crowd around it & get all giggly like a bunch of school girls. It was funny how they'd yell at us kids (or the husbands) to keep the noise down so they could hear him sing. :-) Elvis Presley was a fan & close friend, often saying that Tom's voice was the best he's ever heard. In fact, Tom's nickname is "The Voice". He recently celebrated his 80th b-day. He can still belt out the songs & was still doing shows until all this stupid COVID business became a reality... I remember watching clips of his concerts & all the women were either fainting & passing out onto the floor or throwing their panies on stage. As a kid, i didn't understand what was driving these ladies so crazy to strip off their underwear to toss them and their hotel room keys at his feet. Now I do understand - LOL! Ok, you must now check out, in this order - "Delilah" and then "Green green grass of home" - seriously dark/deep lyrics, but Tom sings them so beautifully that you forget what the songs are actually about. :-) For some lighter, more upbeat tunes check out She's a Lady, It's not unusual, & KISS (his cover of Prince's hit song with the British band, Art of Noise).
Oh ! Please don't mention him. He made me go the Doctors for the first time in 30 years..... I said to THe Doctor " Doctor I go to sleep and start singing THe Green Green Grass Of Home in my dreams and the next night I start singing Delilah " " Is this common, Doctor ? " He said " Well , It's Not Unusual"....
I was born in 1963 and my mom played Tom Jones and Englebert Humperdink all the time my bar set high for true singers for the rest of my life Elvis was as well just as good....
On "The Voice Uk" couple of years back Peter Donegan the son of the Lonnie who wrote that song for Tom came out to sing and ended up dueting with Tom that song. Priceless...
I love watching these old videos where the artists just poured it out, live, no straining, no fakery. It makes you realize just how much tinkering is done on albums now, & how many artists wouldn't have made it back in the day because they depend on that.
DIANA, YOU ARE RIGHT ABOUT THAT! IN THE STUDIO, ENGINEERS CAN TAKE A SOUR NOTE ON THE RECORDING OF INSTRUMENTS AND ADJUST IT TO BE PERFECTLY IN TUNE! NOT SURE ABOUT THE VOCALS THOUGH! LIVE THEY CAN TWIST ANYTHING AND GET BY WITH IT! JUST ASK JIMMY PAGE ON HIS LEADS! THANKS FOR BRINGING THAT UP!
My mom would watch his weekly show, and he would sing rock songs and loosen his tie, open his shirt, start to unbutton it down while he sang. It was too much
Tom Jones has that same quality of singers that came out of Motown, Atlantic, Stax/Volt etc. There is power, control and emotion in his voice in the most natural of ways. He is just a naturally gifted and brilliant performer.
Also, I feel like it needs to be said so roast me however you see fit, but Tom Jones has a legendarily large wang. I met him outside of Caesar’s Palace in Vegas one time. He was wearing shiny leather pants. I couldn’t help but stare. Dude looked like he was stealing a baguette.
“Is it in the weed?” lol Your reactions are brilliant especially on this video. You always make me laugh and your singing voice is perfect. Thanks for always making my day.
The weed "dumbs him down" in some ways, however it also amplifies some of his senses in other ways. I appreciate him much for his interpretation of these great songs.
@@mrtyreus0 Louis said it back in the 20's, and said it all his life. It was in regard to his opinion on Bix and whether the white jazz musicians could play. He stated it again just before his death in regards to the advent of rock, and the coming of jazz styles the like of Thelonius.
I have to say I've seen a lot of reaction videos with a lot of different people some of which I really like a lot but you are the king... Your humor and genuine love of music come shining through every time and I wish you all the best...
I love his little bow of appreciation to the crowd at the end. The early Beatles used to do that too. CLASS. Anyways....The incredibly talented Tom Jones was a Welshman of humble beginnings. He was a swoon-worthy Hottie with a voice sent from Heaven above.
my grandmother's all time favorite singer!!!!!! I was little watching his show with her. She always had a big smile on her face, she couldn't understand a word he said but she didn't care.
Honestly, most of these "reactors" are "people of color". During this musical Reconnaissance era (1964-1974), they were taught not to engage in "traditional" American culture. I will be happy to take anybody on who wants to argue this point.
Tom, a treasure from our lovely little Wales, land of song. Wales is known for its male voice choirs- try Only Boys Aloud singing Calon Lan on Britains's Got Talent. We love to sing, even my dog Bryn would throw his head back and we would sing our hearts out together.
Bruh, you got a good taste of the powerful vocal stylings of Sir Tom Jones indeed! Gave you goosebumps, yes! Check out his other hits from the 60s, DELILAH, WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT?, IT'S NOT UNUSUAL, SHE'S A LADY, I WHO HAVE NOTHING.
Man, it was really a joy to watch you get your mind blown by one of the greatest singers in popular music history. Brother man, this cat did duets with Wilson Pickett, Ray Charles, people like that and completely held his own. THe brothers know great Jones is, and now you do too
Oh ! Please don't mention him. He made me go the Doctors for the first time in 30 years..... I said to THe Doctor " Doctor I go to sleep and start singing THe Green Green Grass Of Home in my dreams and the next night I start singing Delilah " " Is this common, Doctor ? " He said " Well , It's Not Unusual"....
If he doesn't give you goosebumps, you're dead. The Welsh breed them with great voices, but Sir Tom is a breed apart. I LOVED your reaction to him singing!
I`m an OG that graduated from HS in 1967..we grew up enjoying this music, but `I`m enjoying watching how you young folk are reacting to the music and recognizing the great music that my generation have enjoyed all these years.
Omg!!! I grew up listening to Tom Jones!!! What a legend!!! What a beautiful voice!!!! You crack me up, but you are totally justified in your reaction to a powerful song!!!! Love you!!!
Sir Tom Jones just turned 80 this year, 2020. He still has his amazing voice and you should watch one of his most recent video’s, Burning Hell. Also, you should watch some clips from his t.v., show. He sings with the greats, Stevie Wonder and the top singers of all genre’s of the day. ( it’s Sir Tom Jones because he was knighted by the Queen ). ☺️
Great reaction!!! The best one so far I’ve seen. Love seeing how we can be so impressed with old school live performances. Tom Jones has the technique both vocal and expressive and he knew how to mesmerise the audience. You killed the reaction very funny comments. Do more of that!!!
If one looked at the old Tom Jones you might think him a black man, but in reality, he was Welsh and white. Proves the point that we are not so different.
You got me subscribed with this. Now, Tom Jones had a tv show called "This is Tom Jones" in that show Janis Joplin Sang a beatiful version of "little girl blue" that you should check out, also they jam together in a song called "Raise your hand" in the same show that rocks. Stay safe.
Tom Jones even snaps his fingers cooler than the average person…
Ha ha SO true! (I'm 61)
Perfect 10....gorgeous
Mr video ur something else I enjoy ur way of being
Tom Jones was an R & B singer at heart. Amongst his idols, Sam Cooke, Otis Redding, James Brown.
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You know what is more astonishing: THIS IS LIVE
And... that was a live performance. No auto tune, no ear mikes, just pure talent
I used to watch his t.v. show. All of his performances were live concerts for his studio audience. Orchestra live, reactions live, his incredible singing live and on fire!!
What has auto tune got to do with anything? I doubt you know what it is.
@@ngc-fo5te actually, I do know what auto tune is.
@@ngc-fo5te Bit of an assumption.
@@ngc-fo5te it has everything to do with it! It is evident the man can sing!!! Some vocalists sound good with auto tune but they suck live.
It's not the weed dude - he really was that good. Tom brought soul to the UK. Thanks to him we had The Animals. He's a legend. That performance gives me goose bumps to this day.
Tom Jones, the man Elvis thought was the best singer of his generation.... praise doesn’t come any higher than that
Right? Have you heard Tom's Elvis story he told to Conan? It's everything lol
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@@crystalmorris215 Him and Elvis were good friends.
He's 80 and still sings that strong.
@Dan Thomas I know right? 😬
"Music has no color. That's probably why it's in B&W." Yeah, that says it all, don't it?!
No, colour wasn't available in UK til early 70's, if you were rich, i had B&W tele in the 80's
No, b&w was the norm here in US back then
Okay, I am well aware of the history of B&W television! The point of the quote, which Mr. Video said, not me, is the first part, "Music has no color."
This was mid 60's
If only the whole world thought this way.
Hes 80 and can still bring the house down.
Tom Jones
What I Say
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@ShariSez1 oh yeah I send those to my Mom who is 73 YO. I got in trouble back in the early 70s on bring a record day. I brought his single "What's up pussy cat" That was inappropriate back then.
he saw the shimmering light of lust in yer window. now he's burning down the house
Yes he can.
He was DEFINITELY a player!!
Also, Elvis loved and respected him!
take a moment to appreciate how off the charts phenomenaly awesome his backing band was..
48 year old white guy here and to look at me you'd think we'd have nothing in common, but here we both are sitting on our couches smoking weed and yelling "sing it Tom!".
The best comment ever!!!! ❤
So, let me tell you a little story. A 68 year old white women, sitting on her couch chilling, enjoying a killer doobie and watching Mr. Video catching some Tom. Then I see Sidney's post and the story goes " a black man, a white man, and an old white woman sit on a couch one day and , "...........LOLING !!!!!
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Bahahaha! 52..female..Army Vet...doin same 🤣👍🇨🇦
@@shermoon6530 I'm a 65 year old white chick, falling in love with Tom Jones all over again, and I love this young guys' reactions to videos, bing watching him :) Music has no age :)
All the girls and ladies swooned over him. He was so handsome and had.... that voice. I'm glad you liked it. Have you listened to Johnny Mathis? He is a man of color, with the voice of an angel. And we all loved him too. So handsome! One great thing about being 64 years old is that I grew up with some of the best music in history.
Yep. Same here...I'm 68.
I’m 64 and grew up with the same 👍 We grew up with what REAL music was to the ears. 😆
Oh I used to love love love Johnny Mathis 💕♥️! “Misty” and do not forget Nat King Cole. I was just a little kid, but I knew pure refined talent. For some reason, it’s just not around today that much 🙁
@@nancywatkins5836 63 here and agree with you
I am 69 and we really were lucky to live during those days.
This is no trick.Tom had a completely natural voice,without training.
Before his singing career took off he was a coal miner in Wales in the U.K.
He had some vocal training. My great uncle taught him in Pontypridd. He wasn't really happy with his sustained notes. My Dad went to the same School as Tom.
HAS! He’s still going strong!
His training was being welsh surely. 😁
He’s 81 years old now & STILL Amazing!!🥰
I'd never understood, why women loved Tom Jones. First time seeing this, and NOW, I see why!! ❤
Same 🤣. I’ve always thought he had a nice voice, but seeing him young and good looking, I can see the charisma and appeal here
We all had a crush on him back then. lol
Oh yeah! I was just a kid when he was big, yet I could see his appeal! He was a sexy man!
It is known that he is also "blessed " between his knees and his navel if you get my meaning......
Grew up with my mom listening to him on her turntable. She was crazy about him.
Our lovely Tom. Knighted by our dear late wonderful Queen. Sir Tom.
Welsh men can sing! Choir singing is a national passion. He can still hit all those notes in his 80's too. Legend!
Hell yeah ...saw him on the voice...loved it!
Yeah, the Welsh are famous for their singing.
Oh those Welsh men’s choirs are out of this world. So beautiful.
My dad's favourite was Myfanwy sung by the Treorchy male voice choir. I wonder what Mr V might make of that!
Not quite, he has by his own admittance said that he's needed to lower the key on some songs. It's perfectly natural as your voice ages.
You’re such a character man!! Honestly I could probably just watch your commentary and expressions without seeing or hearing the video you’re reacting to and still be totally entertained! Awesome reactions bro, thanks! Btw if you’re looking for an even more soul powered performance from Tom Jones check out “Delilah” 1968 / 1973.
This home boy is a rapper! Tom Jones really left a impact, on him! It really knocked him over! The look of amazement!
Average white boy from a Welsh Coal mining village who has the voice of a God
Don't sleep on God. Wait til' we hear the chorus of angel choirs and perhaps even Jesus sing a tune one day? :)))))
Exactly Elvis might have had the title King but Tom was the God of music and a fellow welshman
@@gaynormossop1678 fair play we got talent in wales take match day in Cardiff and the national anthem x
@@gaynormossop1678 Tom has the better voice!!!!
Check out any of the Rat Pack from way back
He is now 81 years old and a judge on the uk's 'voice' and he can still sing with more power than 99% of the population.
Jones the Tones.
What's really amazing is, he still has the pipes at 80 years old now. Hes a coach on The Voice UK and not long ago done a duet of this with the son of the man that wrote the song. It was fantastic!
Yes, I saw that episode & Sir Tom can still belt out this song. He has not lost a beat! Still amazing!
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I seen that duet amazing i grew up in 50s singing lonnie donnigans songs then he wrote that song for tom and along comes peter singing his dads song with now sir tom jones does not get any better than that x
@@bernadettecrawford3656 I’ve been into 1950s music since my first record player at 9 years old (1974) and parents records! Dad especially loves Lonnie Donegan ! Run a little water Silvi, Puttin on the style ( my favourite) Cumberland Gap and another favourite ( especially as I drive dustcarts) My old mans a Dustman!
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Lonnie Donegan wrote and recorded this classic in '62, & Tom Jones sang it in '67, & had a hit with it, but it certainly wasn't written 'for Tom'!
Tom Jones made clear to absolutely everybody that theres levels to this shit. No matter who you are i dont care you cant sing like this. Period. His Tone, Volume, Soul, Rasp, Control, Talent just everything is unmatched. UNMACHTED. And this was live with zero technology involved whatsoever.
Perfect!
He grew up not far from me, in a small poor Welsh mining village. Hes never forgotten his roots . I love the way the young people today are so great at recognising good music regardless of how old it is. Great reaction!! From someone who knows his stuff
About 20 years ago, my late father was having a pint in the White Rose pub in Mumbles, Swansea with his mates and watching the rugby (Wales vs Scotland) when Tom joined them! My dad said he stayed for the game, bought his round and was completely 'normal', even down to his Welsh accent. Good bloke, my dad said.
hi there Valley girl! if you grew up not far from Ponty you live within a few miles of me! another Valleys girl here. oh and I was a teen when Tom was learning his craft in the local workmens clubs! and gaining his 'reputation' with the ladies at the same time!!!
@@tandraig Alright but??x
I grew up in Ponty left when I was 16
@@BJ-uy1cl Good ol Ponty. Best market in the world!
You put a smile on my face each time I watch you! Thank you for appreciating the real good music!
You so right, music has no color. Everyone listen to this wise man.
music has lots of colors, all of them worth listening to, just like people. :) -- edited to add smiley face so you'll know i wasn't, like, mad disagreeing with you. friendlier. lol
I agree 100% Colors and Flavors. I play music myself. Totally understand. It's nice to appricate all music,its like expression from the soul. Thanks
It shame to say that. He should have said he wanted to sound like an individual rather a race or color. But I was trying to encourage people not to look at color rather the artist. But I agree there's a difference with music over the ages. But that makes music great and relatable.
@@davidp.777 I agree music has no color but back in the 50's and 60's it. Especially for people of color. I know I lived through it
Sir Tom Jones has a incredible voice..
David P. I understand what you mean. I am African American and when raising my children, my daughter was teased at school for liking country western music. I told my children music has no color. I did not want them to feel that they could not listen to all types of music. The style and artist may be associated with certain people, but music is music.
Is this a TRICK? HELL NO!
My God, this is the most entertaining thing I have witnessed in YEARS.
I am loving this exponentially!!
Jennifer Hudson and Tom Jones singing -- It's a man's man's world -- Tom is 80 years old and still sounds the same 😎
Sue Dyment how true. His voice is still powerfully rich I saw that segment on you tub, awesome! And JH I just love
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Tom Jones is an elderly Welshman now- and he can still sing the birds out of the trees ;)
He was only 27 yrs old here - so suave & debonaire with such a smooth, melodic yet powerful voice... I was born the year this came out. As a little kid I remember my mom, aunties, their friends, & hell, even their mothers all and I mean ALL of them had huge crushes on Sir Tom Jones. Whenever he came on the TV, they would all crowd around it & get all giggly like a bunch of school girls. It was funny how they'd yell at us kids (or the husbands) to keep the noise down so they could hear him sing. :-)
Elvis Presley was a fan & close friend, often saying that Tom's voice was the best he's ever heard. In fact, Tom's nickname is "The Voice". He recently celebrated his 80th b-day. He can still belt out the songs & was still doing shows until all this stupid COVID business became a reality...
I remember watching clips of his concerts & all the women were either fainting & passing out onto the floor or throwing their panies on stage. As a kid, i didn't understand what was driving these ladies so crazy to strip off their underwear to toss them and their hotel room keys at his feet. Now I do understand - LOL! Ok, you must now check out, in this order - "Delilah" and then "Green green grass of home" - seriously dark/deep lyrics, but Tom sings them so beautifully that you forget what the songs are actually about. :-)
For some lighter, more upbeat tunes check out She's a Lady, It's not unusual, & KISS (his cover of Prince's hit song with the British band, Art of Noise).
Oh ! Please don't mention him. He made me go the Doctors for the first time in 30 years.....
I said to THe Doctor " Doctor I go to sleep and start singing THe Green Green Grass Of Home in my dreams and the next night I start singing Delilah "
" Is this common, Doctor ? "
He said " Well , It's Not Unusual"....
@@Isleofskye you made me laugh at that one!😅
I'm here to please, Carolyn :)
I was born in 1963 and my mom played Tom Jones and Englebert Humperdink all the time my bar set high for true singers for the rest of my life Elvis was as well just as good....
And don’t forget his version of “You can leave your hat on!” Yummy!
Sir Tom Jones was born on June 7, 1940 and will be 82 this year. You might see him on one of those talent search shows from the UK.
One of the greatest of all time... and at 80 he's still putting it out there.
81 NOW! STILL GOING!
his voice got you questioning your existence and the quality of your mj OMG I AM LIVING lol
Damnit, you know who Tom Jones is! He's the guy who sings The Carlton Dance song from Fresh Prince!
Exactly LaCrossian
He is much more than that. A truly gifted soul singer.
that was great from carlton
It’s not unusual 🕺🏾
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On "The Voice Uk" couple of years back Peter Donegan the son of the Lonnie who wrote that song for Tom came out to sing and ended up dueting with Tom that song. Priceless...
Tom Jones is the singer of Carlton (Fresh Prince) favorite song “It’s Not Unusual” which gave us the Carlton dance.
Tom Jones, this ol' Canadian lady's fav voice in the world. It's a joy to see you enjoy his beautiful Welsh voice.
I love watching these old videos where the artists just poured it out, live, no straining, no fakery. It makes you realize just how much tinkering is done on albums now, & how many artists wouldn't have made it back in the day because they depend on that.
DIANA, YOU ARE RIGHT ABOUT THAT! IN THE STUDIO, ENGINEERS CAN TAKE A SOUR NOTE ON THE RECORDING OF INSTRUMENTS AND ADJUST IT TO BE PERFECTLY IN TUNE! NOT SURE ABOUT THE VOCALS THOUGH! LIVE THEY CAN TWIST ANYTHING AND GET BY WITH IT! JUST ASK JIMMY PAGE ON HIS LEADS! THANKS FOR BRINGING THAT UP!
Omygoodness...I love seeing your reaction(s)!!♡
women all over the world love Tom's voice !!!!
Not just women. I always wished I could sing like him. 🙂
My mom would watch his weekly show, and he would sing rock songs and loosen his tie, open his shirt, start to unbutton it down while he sang. It was too much
delighted to have missed that !
I’d have been one of the women throwing my knickers at him!!
Tom Jones has that same quality of singers that came out of Motown, Atlantic, Stax/Volt etc. There is power, control and emotion in his voice in the most natural of ways. He is just a naturally gifted and brilliant performer.
hi Y'all i grew up listing to sir thom jones , his voice , unreal, wow, what words are there, ty sir jones
Go listen to his “I Who Have Nothing” right now! Voice will blow your mind.
Also, I feel like it needs to be said so roast me however you see fit, but Tom Jones has a legendarily large wang. I met him outside of Caesar’s Palace in Vegas one time. He was wearing shiny leather pants. I couldn’t help but stare. Dude looked like he was stealing a baguette.
@@mitchalday LMFAO. Learning so much from this channel
@@beenright5115 haha right
Yes !! Shirley Basset also covered that one. Another taff who could belt out a tune like a good 'un 🏴🥰
“Is it in the weed?” lol Your reactions are brilliant especially on this video. You always make me laugh and your singing voice is perfect. Thanks for always making my day.
The weed "dumbs him down" in some ways, however it also amplifies some of his senses in other ways. I appreciate him much for his interpretation of these great songs.
Louis Armstrong said it...."There's only 2 types of music.....good and bad, and what that is, is up to you"
No lie you got a good voice homie!
I like your forays into different sections of the music world.. it's interesting. Where will you go next?🙂💯
Yes he does ... several of us have told him ... Did you watch Mr Video singing AC/DC thunderstruck ? If not go check it out
That was Duke Ellington, but no doubt Louie would agree.
@@mrtyreus0 Louis said it back in the 20's, and said it all his life.
It was in regard to his opinion on Bix and whether the white jazz musicians could play. He stated it again just before his death in regards to the advent of rock, and the coming of jazz styles the like of Thelonius.
My dad took my mom to a Tom Jones show in Chicago in 1965. Nine months later my oldest brother was born.
Elvis said that Tom Jones was the greatest voice he ever heard. They were great friends.
He had a Las Vegas Show for decades. I had friends that went to see him 100's of times.
My boss walked in while I was watching this... and she started acting all funny and girly..... She said " its TOM!"
And the weird part is, the boss was a 6'2" bloke called Mike before he watched this.
Did she take her panties off?
@@johndeagle4389 gag
I have to say I've seen a lot of reaction videos with a lot of different people some of which I really like a lot but you are the king... Your humor and genuine love of music come shining through every time and I wish you all the best...
DELILAH- you will love it and flip out at the songs story as he sings it.
A classic one to sing your heart out to in the Welsh pubs 🏴 🗣
Doesn't quite have the same soul connection though.
Tom Jones is an awesome singer who was friends with Elvis Presley and he's singing voice has improved with age unlike other artists! 👍❤️🇬🇧🏴
This is the diffrent between singers and artists
It is the difference, yes..
And the difference is HUGE!!!
This is MUSIC !!!!!!
His reaction, is priceless,..he is overwhelmed 😂...!!
I saw Tom Jones live 6 years ago, it’s no trick and even at 74 years old (at the time) he could sing this song exactly like this!
Saw him in concert twice and the man is amazing, that voice is a gift from God. Still going strong at 80 years old!! So glad you are enjoying him!!
I love his little bow of appreciation to the crowd at the end. The early Beatles used to do that too. CLASS. Anyways....The incredibly talented Tom Jones was a Welshman of humble beginnings. He was a swoon-worthy Hottie with a voice sent from Heaven above.
Sir Tom Jones, from Wales, has an iconic voice; which is why he was a judge on the Voice UK. 😊👍
my grandmother's all time favorite singer!!!!!! I was little watching his show with her. She always had a big smile on her face, she couldn't understand a word he said but she didn't care.
I wonder why millenials are amazed whenever they hear how amazing singers of the past, like Tom Jones, sing. Your parents and grandparents knew them.
Honestly, most of these "reactors" are "people of color". During this musical Reconnaissance era (1964-1974), they were taught not to engage in "traditional" American culture. I will be happy to take anybody on who wants to argue this point.
Tom Jones is 80 years old and still performing, still belting out the songs.
Tom, a treasure from our lovely little Wales, land of song. Wales is known for its male voice choirs- try Only Boys Aloud singing Calon Lan on Britains's Got Talent. We love to sing, even my dog Bryn would throw his head back and we would sing our hearts out together.
He's Welsh, every Welshman can sing like this regardless of colour. It must be something in the water ;-)
Welsh and Maori people all can sing.
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And they are all born with their respective national rugby jersey on.
@@thomasjohn3835 lol - yes! Do you think there's a connection?
My mate Carey can’t.
Some of the women aren't bad either, eg Dame Shirley Bassey!!!!💜💙❤👍
The music term "Blue Eyed Soul" was created for singers like Tom Jones, Dusty Springfield, Righteous Brothers who sounded black but were white.
Such a voice! A big gun from back in the day 1967! Love his voice!!
You are absolutely, without a doubt my favorite...the best EVER!!! You HAVE to listen to Tom sing "With These Hands"!! You won't be disappointed 🥰
Bruh, you got a good taste of the powerful vocal stylings of Sir Tom Jones indeed! Gave you goosebumps, yes! Check out his other hits from the 60s, DELILAH, WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT?, IT'S NOT UNUSUAL, SHE'S A LADY, I WHO HAVE NOTHING.
That's Sir Tom Jones now(80 yrs young) still doing shows and a judge on the Voice. UK🇺🇸👍💯
Man, it was really a joy to watch you get your mind blown by one of the greatest singers in popular music history. Brother man, this cat did duets with Wilson Pickett, Ray Charles, people like that and completely held his own. THe brothers know great Jones is, and now you do too
Amazing what a voice thank you Mr video
This is LIVE too....you can tell it was not dubbed....can you imagine what the studio version is like???
Fresh and smoother than a new jar of Skippy. I've loved him since before this and still do today. Love him!
Oh ! Please don't mention him. He made me go the Doctors for the first time in 30 years.....
I said to THe Doctor " Doctor I go to sleep and start singing THe Green Green Grass Of Home in my dreams and the next night I start singing Delilah "
" Is this common, Doctor ? "
He said " Well , It's Not Unusual"....
Isleofskye - love that. No one sings like Tom👏🏽🎼
hahahahaha!!!
One does one's best Debra.....one does one's best...:)
😂😂😂
Got to pay on that , Tom Jones voice is pure class!
Yaay, TOM JONES FRKM WALES, BRITAIN, he sang with elvis😍😍😍😍😍
If he doesn't give you goosebumps, you're dead. The Welsh breed them with great voices, but Sir Tom is a breed apart. I LOVED your reaction to him singing!
I`m an OG that graduated from HS in 1967..we grew up enjoying this music, but `I`m enjoying watching how you young folk are reacting to the music and recognizing the great music that my generation have enjoyed all these years.
Tom Jones sang the theme song for the James Bond movie "Thunderball".
I laughed so hard at Mr. Video! You are too funny! Yes, Tom Jones can sing!
TOM JONES "I WHO HAVE NOTHING" a mind-blowing performance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just love your reactions!! You have such an awesome personality!⭐🤗
If you’re into the 60s British music , try “ house of the rising sun “ by the animals .you will be blown away
Cherry McGregor , listen to Frijid Pink’s version. It will blow you away.
Tina Tipton I will ,thanks!
@@tinatipton5068 I have their album!
Jon Otway's version is hilarious, the very definition of audience participation.
Eric Burden’s “Home Dream” if you want some really really good blues. If... you can find it...
He is overwhelmed ,by his voice!!
Pissed myself at the Tom Jones impressions haha lol 💪💪✌👍👍😂
Watch a woman react to this performance. She'll MELT.
Yep, I know I did 🤣🤣
You should hear his cover of Prince's song "Kiss" - he always had the groove.
Yes! Excellent cover.
Art of Noise. One of only a few Prince songs I’ll listen to because of Tom Jones.
Omg!!! I grew up listening to Tom Jones!!! What a legend!!! What a beautiful voice!!!! You crack me up, but you are totally justified in your reaction to a powerful song!!!! Love you!!!
Sir Tom Jones just turned 80 this year, 2020. He still has his amazing voice and you should watch one of his most recent video’s, Burning Hell. Also, you should watch some clips from his t.v., show. He sings with the greats, Stevie Wonder and the top singers of all genre’s of the day. ( it’s Sir Tom Jones because he was knighted by the Queen ). ☺️
Great reaction!!! The best one so far I’ve seen. Love seeing how we can be so impressed with old school live performances. Tom Jones has the technique both vocal and expressive and he knew how to mesmerise the audience. You killed the reaction very funny comments. Do more of that!!!
If you like soul, try Joe Cocker, "With a little help from my friends" at Woodstock 69', or "Feelin' alright"...mind=blown.
I second that
I LOVE WATCHING you you make my day :*).... talent has no color its a gift...I got skipped I wish I could sang too :0)
If one looked at the old Tom Jones you might think him a black man, but in reality, he was Welsh and white. Proves the point that we are not so different.
The beautiful Tom Jones, this was live. What a beast.
You got me subscribed with this. Now, Tom Jones had a tv show called "This is Tom Jones" in that show Janis Joplin Sang a beatiful version of "little girl blue" that you should check out, also they jam together in a song called "Raise your hand" in the same show that rocks. Stay safe.
I swear, I could watch your reaction ALL DAY LONG!!! You’re the best! 😘
His voice is a force of nature.
That man has had more panties thrown at him on stage than any other artist in history! True!!!
No cap! and that was before he became "Sir" Tom Jones. The man was hot live!!
sung live, and no auto tune, a true singer, the awsome tom jones
It is him, Sir Tom Jones to be correct. Great voice and a judge at 80 on the British show, the Voice. And he still can sing like that at 80!!!
You gotta watch Tom do "Treat Her Right" live - you've never seen someone move like that
Makes me happy to see younger generations experiencing him and appreciating him!
My grandfather was always singing "What's New Pussy Cat" whoa whoa whoa!! Great song!
He was before my time but I still had the hots for him when I was a teenager.