A magical duo - JOHN DENVER and PLACIDO DOMINGO Perhaps love REACTION

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JOHN DENVER and PLACIDO DOMINGO Perhaps love REACTION
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[@KidYuma1880]

RIP Mr Denver, your life on earth was not completed. This shows that. I have always been Mr Denver fan from beginning. Miss you Mr Denver.

[@TalebIbrahim]

John said he wrote this when he was a bit depressed in a hard time, then he thought of all the love of his fans, the letters and cards and thoughts and prayers. He went home and wrote this. He said its his best song ever.

[@ChuckHackney]

You come to realize how many beautiful tunes this remarkably talenred man wrote. I have his greatest hits on DVD and every tune is melodically gorgeous.

[@WasatchSasquatchUtah]

John Denver always called it the finest song he'd ever written.

[@ChuckHackney]

John Denver, I do believe it is he. He is was an absolute brilliant melody and lyricist.

[@sallyosburn6389]

Not many could mimic John Denver's voice.

[@Gabrielnobre]

Check his live show in 1983. He tells us that he made this song for the fans who send him love when he lost his father. So the memory of our love helped him.

[@ChuckHackney]

Two r ntirely different singers and styles yet they amazingly compliment each other so very well in this stunningly beautiful song.

[@Jack-kh8er]

I bought this recording years ago...stunningly beautiful...Bravo!

[@jeffchampagne5587]

I absolutely love your reactions and usually hear what you hear but I have to admit in this case I think John Denver sounds the way he always sounded which is fantastic to my ears but I don’t hear him singing differently as you did. It is an absolutely beautiful song and we have John Denver to thank you for writing it

[@marleneclausen30]

Yes, I was thinking the same thing. It does sound like John Denver! Saw him in concert many times and he always matched his beautiful, rich voice to the message of the song.

[@nancyharn1980]

I also agree, John Denver sounding like John Denver. No trying to sound different than normal, always smooth and soothing.

[@edwardstowers7272]

I don’t think John was trying to sing differently, but I agree his method had changed a bit from his early days. It sounds more like a formally trained voice by the mid-80s than in 1972 when it was still great but more natural than “trained.” I think much of that was being in the business and having access to such training. The differences over the years are subtle, but I hear it. That said, Denver’s skills as a singer, showman and songwriter were a gift to the world. His music has felt like the background soundtrack of my life since I first heard him fifty years ago. I believe that his first wife Annie said this was her personal favorite of all the songs he wrote, even outdoing Annie’s Song. But I believe it was Milt Okun who got them together for this duet. I remember it being a total surprise on the radio back then. This was pre-internet. The radio stations claimed their switchboards lit up when it went on the air.

[@marleneclausen30]

@@edwardstowers7272 At the time of his death, I heard and read various opinions about how his voice was improving as he aged and there was speculation about how far he could take it. There was also speculation about his increasingly better guitar work. I don’t think we were reacting to the comment about his voice being “different” for this song. Those of us who saw him in concert many times and followed his career closely didn’t really hear subtle changes in real time. What we heard, as you pointed out, John always giving his best performance that was in his ability at that time. No complaints that he was constantly improving!! BTW, I have several “favorites” that will likely never make it to a reaction because they didn’t have the commercial success as other singles. Too bad, they say a lot about what a good person and great talent he was.

[@brupic8968]

ditto

[@aboazarim]

This is the most healing song I know.

[@juliewolfe168]

As John Denver matured so did his voice; he had a rich, full tone that was very operatic like. If you listen to any of his songs, live, from the Wildlife Concert, you will come to understand and appreciate the beautiful, mature voice of John Denver.

[@aletmartins6940]

I have to disagree with Harri. To me he sounds like himself in many of his other songs. He is of course sometimes adapting, like singers do when they duet or harmonize. I’ve listened to his music for decades - he is amazing, and his voice has “moods” if you will. ❤️❤️

[@ChuckHackney]

Such a spot on observation. Denver's voice is surely one of our national treasures.

[@ChuckHackney]

Such a BEAUTIFUL SONG. GORGEOUS. I believe Denver wrote it. He could do country, symphonic and pop. Brilliant.

[@p.j.4738]

I agree with your synopsis of John Denver's maturity, in the depth of his voice, and also the fact that he wrote this tune, and teamed up with one of the finest operettic voices the world has ever known, just brings everything about this song, full circle.

[@ronnyvandyk4244]

I remember hearing this on the radio as a young teen, at the height of new wave, the tail end of punk and the beginnings of hip hop. It really stood out, particularly the harmonies, i was inexplicably moved by it but it was very ‘uncool’ to admit loving it! Hearing it again now it had exactly the same impact, it’s just a stunning track.

[@ChuckHackney]

Here, it is totally unexpected but showcasing the brilliance if both. Mr. Denver is one if the GREATEST SONG WRITERS EVER.

[@jamesparker760]

I consider this song, the birth of the Classical Crossover genre. As a side note, rumor had it that this song was recorded in one take.

[@marybaillie8907]

Could two voices together sound anymore beautiful? I love Placidos rich tones, so strong and full bodied. John's voice blends so amazingly together. The accompanying orchestral backing is heavenly. This was an absolute masterpiece. Such a satisfying duet. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Craig. Absolutely beautiful. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦 .

[@Cynthia...]

Are you home yet or are you still in the Rockies? Hope you’re having a good time wherever you are.😉

[@marybaillie8907]

@@Cynthia... Hi Cynthia. Back to YYZ on Friday. The weather has been amazing, around 25 everyday and sunny. When I leave Friday the high is 8. Time to leave. Lol. Thanks for asking. 😊👍✌️🇨🇦

[@Cynthia...]

@@marybaillie8907 🇨🇦✌️

[@craigaust3306]

You’re welcome!

[@anastasiacomino9024]

A majestic song. Thankyou John, dear man for writing. MrD n John well matched.

[@knighttemplar77]

It was brought to Placido Domingo as a solo project . When he showed up for rehearsal John Denver was there to help him with the run through after which Placido said they should do it together. Pure magic ✨

[@ChuckHackney]

Boy could Mr Denver write.. and sing.. amazing tunes.

[@marleneclausen30]

So beautiful, have always loved it from the first hearing.

[@roymoore3156]

I don’t believe John Denver changed his vocal style, or tenor, to suit Placido’s voice. I just hear JD as he ought to be...great! Tks Garri!

[@roymoore3156]

Or Harri...

[@robertphillips4918]

John said this was the best song he ever wrote .

[@craigaust3306]

I agree!

[@leonbosman690]

A few favorite moving John Denver songs…The Gift Your Are, All This Joy and The Flower That Shattered The Stone.

[@jerrybourland3346]

Been waiting forever for someone to react to these guys! Please check out John Denvers Calypso!

[@davidbentley145]

Heart touching music...the feeling heart...this is where our God is to be found...Ty brother Harri

[@rethoo2]

Yes John Denver wrote Perhaps Love.

[@catherinedorney6092]

First song I learned to play on piano and taught myself harmonies. The candid video is endearing if you haven't seen it. ❤❤ this song. Thank you

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Thanks Hari, been searching for a reaction to this FF or a year, even suggested to other channels. Listening to you now. Thank you!

[@DoctorChange106]

awesome

[@charlesbarry971]

Great 😊👌 combination of voices The contrasting voices makes this a great video.

[@carmenluna6870]

Two great is putting it mildly

[@bradmcneil4336]

I sang this 36 years ago to the mother of my children at our wedding.

[@patricke2088]

When they first recorded this duet the record label didn't really have plans to distribute it. This was before it was common to have Duets and in particular before it was common to cross genres like pop and classical Then one day a promoter went to a radio station in Philadelphia and ended up meeting with the station owner. He mentioned the recording to the station owner who asked if he could hear it but they couldn't get it to play on the record player in in the owner's office so the owner said play it over the air, and within minutes the station was flooded with phone calls asking for them to play the record again the station ended up playing it every hour on the hour and from there it spread like wildfire, all because they couldn't get it to play on the owners record player

[@paulineh4019]

What agreat story! Someone somewhere wanted it heard 😉

[@bpfromowc]

John also dueted with Russian singer Alexander Gradsky on the song “Let Us Begin” (what are we making weapons for). The song is still as relevant today as the day it was recorded.

[@Cynthia...]

Talk about putting two greats together, and they sound fantastic! Nice one Craig.

[@craigaust3306]

Thanks!

[@terryhorsley1012]

Superior.

[@melbro62]

John Denver wrote it. Try "Annie's song" with a rich voice. Oh I do see you know it was John's song.

[@WendyJoJohnston]

I think the word you were looking for to anchor the word that encompasses Love, you thoughtfully used the word touching. I recently read a story in which the word tender was used quite effectively in a manner to describe that situation. For myself, John recorded this some time during the time I spent in Alaska, and the first time I heard it I just melted. John has been one of my influencers since Rocky Mountain High; Plácido's voice, like butter, need I say more? Your reaction was 100% 🤗

[@paulineh4019]

You say it was an unusual song that John wrote...you haven't dived deep enough into JD Harri! :) Try What Are We Making Weapons For, Ravens Child, No One. Many many more deep tracks. It would be interesting to hear what you think of those. If you listen or react to Weapons, the Farm Aid live concert clip is the one.

[@khoohockleong7585]

John Denver's natal chart only has the Sun in kendras (the four main pillars in the chart). He has a Sidereal Gemini rising. The Sun therefore rules the 3rd house of music and the Moon rules the 2nd house of singing. We always take the Sun and Moon as a pair. So his Sun gives him a beautiful singing voice and the ability to compose. Unfortunately the 2nd house is a first class death house and the 3rd house has to do with engineering weaponry (or marvels) so he died in a fatality crash.

[@sharonvincent4238]

Listen to Denver sing I, Calypso. He wrote that too.

[@sharonvincent4238]

Aye, Calypso.

[@asteverino8569]

This is sooooo sappy to me but I still remember love in my life. Also ... this is not necessarily for your KZbin channel but you may enjoy it. Marc Martel sings Nessun Dorms. Playing the part of Luciano Pavarroti and Freddie Mercury, both. Thanks. Also ... If you haven't already done a video on this one. Buffalo Springfield, 'For What's it Worth' 1967.

[@craigaust3306]

Sappy?

[@thomasdillenburg8791]

John Denver wrote the song TD.

[@uppityglivestockian]

Glad you enjoyed. A beautiful classic, clearly it stands the test of time. Fun fact: Koreans treat this song, sung by the Great Domingo and the beloved singer/songwriter Denver, like their unofficial national love song. Without fail, at least twice a month, someone in Korea uploads a video valentine montage with this song as the soundtrack. I've been a student of the living legend Domingo for years, and I search here daily for any new examples of his artistry, so that's how I know. The greatest tenor of all time* also sings this with his son, Placi Jr, a composer himself and whose voice shares much of the same qualities as that of his dad. Now about that thumbnail: why is it that you picked a picture of young Denver but not of Domingo at the age he recorded this with him? 🤔 It doesn't make sense. Paz y salud! _*It used to be Caruso, but Domingo overtook the title some time ago. Domingo has broken all of Caruso's records, set new others and has a much more consequential and abundant body of work._

[@brupic8968]

usually enjoy his reactions, but he has to listen to more denver if he thinks his voice is unusual in this duet. leaving on a jet plane with mama cass is a case in point.

[@judithbush939]

jphn denver wrote this

[@paulineh4019]

If you listen to John singing No One, from late 69ish, his voice is full and rich. It just matured as he grew older. Also live his voice had more body than on the cheap RCA recordings imho. Yes, John wrote the song. I personally prefer just John singing it, more emotion.

[@victorcowboywest]

That's an odd reaction, I have been listening to this song from the first time I heard it to present day heard that, also, John has a solo rendition of a song he wrote. With right voice it sounds nice as a poem.

[@liveformybabies1190]

He wrote this for his mother

[@brupic8968]

not really unusual at all. he wrote several beautiful songs. check leaving on a jet plane with mama cass, annie's song.....

[@gypsygirl3255]

He might be ennunciating a little more than usual