I remember when this came out there was so much anticipation for this collab. Listen to Streisand and Bocelli - amazing and Streisand was 72 when they recorded it.

They’re the best! Check Gallows Pole studio or Achilles Last Stand live at Knebworth!!

She meant that with her soul. I get chills every single time! ❤

The best singuer haver ❤

🌸 beautiful beautiful

🌸 it's beautiful to me to see a new generation learning to Love led Zeppelin and someone who really feels this music deeply

I love to watch the videos but its messing with my brain seeing Jimmy playing mirror image...

THIS WAS FUNK FUNKO FUNK YO

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Robin at his best. One of the few videos where Robin plays an instrument. The other is Words from the early days when Rob is on the piano ❤

I knew you would love this duet of two of the finest female voices in modern history. I also felt that you would enjoy the chemistry between the two of them. Streisand has been Celine's idol her whole life so this was a dream come true for her.

Thank you J.Fro I appreciate your love for the music and the legacy that has been created from these iconic performances. Cindy joined in 1967 Falling in and out of love was her first. So this was 1968 season for the ladies. The look and the sound was already legendary but they took it to another dimension. Those black dresses/outfits became the iconic staple of all 90s girl groups. That medley they ate!!! The style choreography vocals was all there!! You could hear everyone singing out and shining. That posse at the end was the iconic stance Beyoncé borrowed at the close of Crazy in Love. This performance was the blueprint!!!

It's a shame that the background vocals were done by Motown's in-house session singers, The Andantes. Mary and Cindy were very capable of singing the background harmonies on their own.

From Fall 1963, "The Judy Garland Show" where they sing a medley of songs and will sing more later in the show.

This is what was, probably still is, so unknown by many - just how incredible he was as a soul/R&B singer - you can feel the emotion when this man sings. I would given pretty much anything to have seen this performance live....Oh, man, he left us far too soon. He was such a lovely man.

I grew up in the '70's and the music was wonderful! I never got a chance to see Zeppelin live, so l'm so infinitely grateful that we have You Tube now so l can experience, at least in a small way, what it was like to see them live!

The tension just makes the performance better. Pain is good for art.

Whitney Houstons mother used to be one of his backup singers.

Beautiful ❤

I’ve never heard a Christmas song anything close to that! FANTASTIC!!!

Elvis was emotionally connected to music evident when he sang. So full of emotion thst we felt the emotional energy he released. This scene from the Elvis 2022 movie portrayed that emotional connection to music perfectly m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2iulI2Di7udmKM

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You are obviously a devout Aretha Franklin fan as well an admirer of the other artists! I wonder if she could have done more with this side of her remarkable talent? remarkable

You need to play. " You'll Never Walk Alone. Let it Be Me. Thanks. Sherry

I dug Lisa Marie too. So talented in her own right as a singer and songwriter. One of the things I liked about her is these duos, as a tribute to her father. Lisa Marie was her father greatest advocate. I loved her sassy attitude, never shy about telling it like it was in protecting hervfather legacy. Mostly, she never let all the "make a buck" ugly rumors about her father diminish the love, respect and devotion she felt for her dad, Elvis. I miss her style, her talent and I miss her spunk!

Sheena ❤ Song ❤ But the band here sound bad, especially the drums and keyboards.Check out her live version on the Tonight Show

I think it was about 6 weeks before he passed

The Elvis and Celine duo is from American Idol. Easily found on you tube. Hope you look it up. Thanks!

Have you seen Elvis in a hologram with Celine Dion singing If I Can Dream. I will look up where it can be found. It was amazing!!!

More George Michael pleeeeeese. Please do Just One More Try.

This is the Hammersmith Odeon version, the Roxy Theater version is a little better IMO..I think the howling at the end sounds better at the Roxy. Roy Bittan is flawless as usual, he never hits a bad note..ever!

So incredible!!! We are beyond lucky to have Celine!! She is a gift and not just her miraculous voice but for who she is and what she stands for!!!!

**Best Band EVER!!!** to me not sure if ya have done a reaction to **What Is And What Should Never Be** or **in My Time Of Dying** or **Ten Years Gone** or **That's The Way** Or **Trampled Underfoot** or **Song Remains The Same** or **The Rain Song** or **Traveling Riverside Blues** sorry if ya have already let me know & i will check or re-check them out but hopefully i gave you a couple suggestions that ya have not checked out yet Thank YOU so much i **LUV** Everything Ya said about them & about studio vs live to me they are both **Magical** in their own ways indeed

❤ Elvis!!

One of the many things to love about Led Zeppelin is, as you said, the live performances are a totally different experience than the studio version. The exquisite musicianship, creative and playful improvisation and range of emotion really shine through live. The Zeppelin rabbit hole is one of a kind, and one you won't regret.

We ❤ Mariah

Each live performance is unique, yet all the band members are able to go with how it flows. If you see them 3 nights in a row at the same place, each song will be different each night. Their performances here at MSG (1973) were amazing over the 3 nights, because they were for their movie The Song Remains The Same. They then were able to pick the best for the movie. Only 4 concert venues were recorded by Led Zeppelin, Royal Albert Hall (1970)* MSG (1973)* Earls Court (1975)* & Knebworth (1979). The K is silent in Knebworth. Any others are either bootleg, or only have audio & no visual. Though I do believe they did put out some live albums. Greatest band to ever grace the planet, each of them are musical geniuses, & together we’re the GODS OF MUSIC. Never was & never will be a band as great as them. Thank you for your reaction, & keep reacting to Led Zeppelin.

This was not Cindy's first appearance with the Supremes on Ed Sullivan. This is my favorite drats ed Sullivan.

This was more than these women singing .It was the the way they showed Black people and the world we could be more than servants or maids, at the time that we could be more .And this was a statement .Changed my life forever ,I am thankful to these three amazing Black Women .

Really cheesy.

I adore this song...omg!

Enjoyed your reaction. Two powerhouse voices. I wonder if you could check out a couple of other great singers Lara Fabian and Linda Eder. Linda can hold a note longer than anyone and Lara sings with tremendous emotion.

My Queen 4 ever..

Greatest band ever! They are unrivaled live!

Love it! Please react to Barbra's great rendition of Laura Nyro's Stoney End. Also, my favorite Ray Charles song - You Don't Know Me.

Sounds like the spanish guitar, and the alto flute😊. Jimmy Webb gave us beautiful music.

Thank you, thank you! You have fabulous taste - well, of course I'd think so, because it's exactly the same as mine! The more Judy, Barbra and Liza you do, the happier I am :)

ICONIC!!!!!

Sweet reaction to two of the most beautiful voices of my lifetime. I still rank Karen as my personal favorite but there’s no denying the power and majesty of these two. The duet is magical. I’m still on a mission to introduce you to an equal voice of the current generation. (YES I said equal) I have her most recent recording in a collaboration with Dan Wesley a singer/producer from the UK. She is from Minneapolis, so technology let this happen. But technology doesn’t mess with her vocals. There is no pitch correction, you are hearing her voice. And with her brand new microphone, a Neumann U-87, it’s even more pure. Trivia, Jarry, who do you know, that also used the U-87 back in the day? The song is the Perry Como classic; It’s Impossible. She is 20 yo Tori Holub (Ha Lubb) and you will not be disappointed, I promise. I know what you like and you need to discover this voice. And yes, nice to see you back on the Tube! Joe kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYWuonlmp8x-a8ksi=uYPP8F_4vcL6PatC .

The bridge is amazing! Personally it's my favourite female duet ever. I remember when I first listened to this. I had such a hard time working out who was singing which bit. Normally I can easily recognise both their voices, but it took a second listen to figure it out LOL