Absolutely right! I saw them sing Nighbirds in a live concert and they are/ were very strong singers each on their own. One of the best live concerts I have seen to this day. Sarah Dash RIP
Patti and Sarah sing in a similar soprano register. Nona is a lower alto. They're not trying to out-sing each other. Each soloist is expressing herself in her own distinctive voice -- a quality that separates Labelle from other vocal groups.
I saw Labelle do Nightbirds in concert and you are correct. Those three women could sing! Very strong singers each on their own. Sarah Dash just passed. They each held their own with Patti. One of the best live concerts I have ever seen. Sarah RIP
I am so late in the game. I heard this song for the first time in my life the other day and it is now a huge favorite. It has made me a fan of Nona.Sarah could really blow. She’s missed. I love Patti Patti. No one blows like her.
I’m in my way to fullsail university to learn how to produce so I can make music like this I’m 22 now and be bopping only rare live hits like this so I can find the rare songs to sample this is gold fr man
I’m 22 too, and I like to sing/play along and LEARN from this Music that gets deep in my soul I get a different feeling listening to LaBelle thats makes me want to do what they do, no one else does that for me.
Nona's songs always sound like she made them up as she sang them. Like a little girl playing in front of the mirror in her bedroom. Patti brings this song to life. Labelle's power and harmony is like no other.
I don’t know about all that. It sounds like the words of an English major. It’s not simple and very personal for her. It’s not flowery either. The narrator is dealing with some mental health issues, maybe going through some sort of identity crisis, people telling her what is and is not acceptable and that something is “wrong” with her. Knowing what we know about Nona, this is probably a VERY autobiographical piece. And as someone said, she WAS the primary songwriter.
@stevelangely8004 Writing poetry does not make you a great songwriter any more than being a great song writer makes you a great poet. By the way being a poet and being a good poet are also two different things.
@@Ready2ReadU And all of that is subjective, of course. I’ve never gone down the Labelle rabbit hole, but it’s clear that Nona has a lot of ideas about what she saw/reflected on. Perhaps her style may be why Labelle had more of an underground cult following for the first part of their career rather than major “pop” success. For those of us who aren’t members of the “pop” audience, that’s okay. Fortunately, their on-stage abilities were second to none, and they did eventually get the accolades they deserved.
@@jojojr1679 The Bluebelles sang with the operatic dramatic r&B gospel vocals. There were no girls groups in the 60's that could top there vocal performances. Being that said, The Supreme were opening acts for the headliners The Bluebelles in the early 60's. The two groups are different one is known for their hits and the other is known for there vocal abilities.
@@GPlatinum08 I don't believe that. There are a few videos where Sarah turned her voice up on that next level and drowned Patti out. I know it sounds impossible but only another Labelle/bluebelle could do it :)
@@GPlatinum08 And trust that is the ONLY reason why Sarah was heard over Patti! In fact, the only way anybody can drown Patti out onstage is to turn down her mic and turn up the other singer's mic...
LaBelle was EVERYTHING!! Not one week link amongst this trio
Absolutely right! I saw them sing Nighbirds in a live concert and they are/ were very strong singers each on their own. One of the best live concerts I have seen to this day.
Sarah Dash RIP
Patti and Sarah sing in a similar soprano register. Nona is a lower alto. They're not trying to out-sing each other. Each soloist is expressing herself in her own distinctive voice -- a quality that separates Labelle from other vocal groups.
I saw Labelle do Nightbirds in concert and you are correct. Those three women could sing! Very strong singers each on their own. Sarah Dash just passed. They each held their own with Patti. One of the best live concerts I have ever seen. Sarah RIP
This is what real singing is, real voices not auto tuned and no egos
Classic Nona Hendryx lyrics. One a powerhouse performance from all three!
They sang this song live in Cleveland in their Nightbirds tour and took down the f*****g house. Sarah Dash is a beast!
Yes she is!!!!!
RIP LITTLE SONGBIRD
Sarah’s power here is unreal. All three just ripping it seamlessly. Band is right there with them. Steamroller of a performance.
I am so late in the game. I heard this song for the first time in my life the other day and it is now a huge favorite. It has made me a fan of Nona.Sarah could really blow. She’s missed. I love Patti Patti. No one blows like her.
"I Believe That I've Finally Made It Home" Moon Shadow 1972, LaBelle
Thank you!
This is fantastic! Thank you for these uploads !
This is such a Beautiful song...you have to listen to what is being said ....and they sang the hell out it...Rest ib God's Bossum sister Sarah
Written by Nona Hendryx
I’m in my way to fullsail university to learn how to produce so I can make music like this I’m 22 now and be bopping only rare live hits like this so I can find the rare songs to sample this is gold fr man
I’m 22 too, and I like to sing/play along and LEARN from this Music that gets deep in my soul I get a different feeling listening to LaBelle thats makes me want to do what they do, no one else does that for me.
SANG SISTER!
Omg I'm in heaven! This quality is amazing!
THANK YOU! I have loved LaBelle - the group - and Patti for many, many years. These clips are wonderful!
Such a good song to get high too man
Lol that's we used to do back in the day
Nona's songs always sound like she made them up as she sang them. Like a little girl playing in front of the mirror in her bedroom. Patti brings this song to life. Labelle's power and harmony is like no other.
Interesting analysis, especially since Nona wrote poetry as a teen and thought she would teach English.
I don’t know about all that. It sounds like the words of an English major. It’s not simple and very personal for her. It’s not flowery either. The narrator is dealing with some mental health issues, maybe going through some sort of identity crisis, people telling her what is and is not acceptable and that something is “wrong” with her. Knowing what we know about Nona, this is probably a VERY autobiographical piece. And as someone said, she WAS the primary songwriter.
@stevelangely8004 Writing poetry does not make you a great songwriter any more than being a great song writer makes you a great poet. By the way being a poet and being a good poet are also two different things.
@@Ready2ReadU And all of that is subjective, of course. I’ve never gone down the Labelle rabbit hole, but it’s clear that Nona has a lot of ideas about what she saw/reflected on. Perhaps her style may be why Labelle had more of an underground cult following for the first part of their career rather than major “pop” success. For those of us who aren’t members of the “pop” audience, that’s okay. Fortunately, their on-stage abilities were second to none, and they did eventually get the accolades they deserved.
Amazing
WOOOOOW!!!!!!
I it it can make you cry
Show
Never heard this song but I'm loving it
Labelle needs a verses battle
But who would go against them
@@jojojr1679 nobody...battle over!!
@@nutinman4u hello 😂!
@@nutinman4u what if they do it against the supremes and Cindy birdsong in the middle.
@@jojojr1679 The Bluebelles sang with the operatic dramatic r&B gospel vocals. There were no girls groups in the 60's that could top there vocal performances. Being that said, The Supreme were opening acts for the headliners The Bluebelles in the early 60's. The two groups are different one is known for their hits and the other is known for there vocal abilities.
Sarah is the only person who ever drowned Patti out as we see In 4:34. Man her voice just dominates
They turned Patti's mic down and Sarah's up...lol
@@GPlatinum08 I don't believe that. There are a few videos where Sarah turned her voice up on that next level and drowned Patti out. I know it sounds impossible but only another Labelle/bluebelle could do it :)
The Baddest girl group of them all.
@@GPlatinum08 And trust that is the ONLY reason why Sarah was heard over Patti!
In fact, the only way anybody can drown Patti out onstage is to turn down her mic and turn up the other singer's mic...
She had a powerful soprano back in the day
Genius!
Happy black history 2024
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LABELLE!
Why is pattis mic low?
Yes, it is lol.
Who cwho play. them in a biopic
That's a good question.
no one
@@TheJamesOPhillips somebody has to play the greatest vocal girl group of all time.
Nobody can sing like Patti.