AS GOOD AS HER DAD!..| FIRST TIME HEARING Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made For Walkin REACTION

AS GOOD AS HER DAD!..| FIRST TIME HEARING Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made For Walkin REACTION
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[@sleathers5817]

I would like to recommend Peggy Lee who sings FEVER, she is amazing.

[@vegasbaby3669]

Facts

[@anniegoodrich262]

This song is a MUST!

[@Endigo_Vandane]

I love Rita Moreno's version on The Muppet Show.

[@douglascollier7767]

Yes please!

[@davidrichards6509]

Miss Peggy's version of Fever is my absolute favorite.

[@jackwells8107]

One thing you have to remember with older artists is that they were trained to sing without microphones. I say Patti LuPonne (huge Broadway Diva, possibly best known as Evita), and she put the microphone down and sang so I could hear her four stories up. I think that kind of training in how to project really did make a huge difference in their tone.

[@billanderson8194]

They also didn't use auto-tune. Which in my opinion has ruined the music industry. Don't get me wrong, there are still some amazing artists in today's era. But the older songs and singers, told stories and portrayed their emotions with raw talent.

[@jackwells8107]

@@billanderson8194 I'm not sure I can agree with that 100%. Some people use autotune as a good sfx (like Cher or Foster the People with Pumped Up Kicks). However, I understand your point, and can agree it probably happens more often than it should.

[@billanderson8194]

@@jackwells8107 and I agree with you. When used for a specific purpose it can add elements to a song. But it's the over usage of it that I have a problem with. As I said. There are some amazing singers out there today. But the studios over use those features so you can't truly get a real feel for the singers voices. I'm sure, most of the artists out there today, when they started. Didn't have all of that so there is talent. The studios and producers just over saturate the market with it.

[@kirby1ist]

Nancy was also a Bond Theme Lady. She sang the song You Only Live Twice , have a great day :)

[@tthoman34]

May I recommend “Harper Valley PTA” by Jeannie C. Riley. She released it in 1968 and Dolly Parton recorded it in 1969. Jeannie’s version is the one you want to hear.

[@brynneholt1990]

Love that song. So shady!

[@chrisdutton2975]

We just lost the legendary writer of this song, Tom T. Hall. Harper Valley is probably his biggest claim to fame. But he also was a singer. My personal favorite of his recordings is Old Dogs, Children and Watermelon Wine.

[@andrewthecelt3794]

First porno I ever saw, in Jr. High was a spoof of that song! 😂 Vista Valley PTA.

[@kelaEQ2]

I agree this is a good Female Friday song

[@erikagholston6610]

There was also a movie.

[@CryssLuvsMuzik]

I'm SO EXCITED for Baby Luca! Bless you Amber and bless you, Rob, as you both welcome your beautiful baby! ❣️🍼

[@berandrose]

I can still dance those steps at the end of the song. Lol!

[@lindacourtemanche7728]

It's Nat King Cole and his daughter Natalie singing a duet to Nat's big hit "Unforgettable" after he past away . This was new technology at the time. It is beautiful and I can't listen to it without crying. Love that duet.💕

[@margarethansford9303]

Nancy Sinatra was in a movie with Elvis Presley called Speedway

[@anitamorales9499]

Frank's and Nancy made 1 record together entitled "Strangers in the night".

[@leemcintyre9490]

The MONKEES mentioned a Spoof of this on They're Show. Saying NANCY's new Song , These Boots are Made for KICKING!! 😂

[@ArthurDentt-l6j]

Ozzy has a duet with Kelly Osborne!! It’s a Black Sabbath song called “Changes”

[@greeniemelb]

Female Fridays suggestions for you to consider are( The Godmother Of Rock and Roll)Sister Rosetta Tharpe who's singing Rain in the rain at a British train station.. Peggy Lee as mentioned by S Leathers. Melissa Etheridge Bring Me Some Water. Julie London Blues In The Night. Cilla Black You're My World and Anyone Who Had a Heart. Ella Fitzgerald, Mack The Knife and forgetting the lyrics then improvises.

[@deannealbrecht3715]

"You Don't Own Me" by Leslie Gore is one of my favorites from the time of women's independence a la Nancy. Ronan Farrow (although never proven) looks just like her father, too. He was married to Mia Farrow before she married Woody Allen. Looks just like his dad and it ain't Allen, lol.

[@denisejimenez5315]

I was 16 my my best friend heard about a place with open mike. It was a bar in L.A. I was tall so they let me in I don’t remember the name any way I sang These Boots Are Made For Walkin, and Glen Campbells -By the time I get To Phoenix-I sang this first. I was scared but I did It. After all the men wanted to dance with me.

[@AnitaLife27]

Nancy has a whole album of classic songs, like “Let’s Fall In Love” and “My Buddy”. She also has a hit with “Sugar Town” by Lee Hazelwood. Loving seeing you guys learn about and enjoy all this music! ❤️🤙👍🥰

[@kathycook3024]

An interesting point, that I don't know if people today are likely to realize, is that the "boots" themselves, were a symbol of female empowerment. They were go go boots, which were typically worn with miniskirts and represented the modern '60s woman being the antithesis on the stereotypical demure 1950s woman.

[@dangerboy310]

Something Stupid. Is the song by Nancy and Frank.

[@jeangilberte04]

Could you play Me and little Andy by Dolly Parton. I just heard this song for the first time and it really touched me. I love listening to the two of you. Thank you

[@philipcochran1972]

Try Frank Sinatra singing 'What a swell party it is'

[@PHDarren]

Nancy also sung one of the best Bond themes, You Only Live Twice - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpippYSGnK2sm80

[@SLM41]

Next female Friday...please react to Lady Marmalade the official video by Christina Aguilera, Pink, Lil Kim and Mya.

[@nannyalberte]

I see someone already suggested Something Stupid, so I'll go ahead and suggest Ban Bang :)

[@lrjetmech83]

"Something Stupid" by Frank and Nancy is a must listen to. Their voices blend together so smoothly. You will love it, I promise!!!

[@ThatLynnGirl]

I was just going to say that. That song has haunted me for years. Love it so much!!! “Something Stupid”

[@daviderrington8224]

'Something Stupid' was number one in the UK chart when I was born. I think they were trying to tell me something. Ha ha

[@J_Gamble]

Yes :)

[@reneesie1]

Make sure that your get the version with Frank Sr not Frank Jr. With win she also recorded the same duet with her brother Frank Jr.

[@margaretmarks6685]

Duet w/Dad. "Something Stupid" You'll like it! ❤

[@josephscally6270]

This crazy little song has actually stood the test of time. I've heard it in numerous movies, I've heard it in Japanese and other languages as well. It's a great song but I didn't think it would still be around in 2021. As for female crooners you might wanna check out Bette Midler and her song The Rose.

[@jackwells8107]

This song has not only been covered by many female artists, but even by Miley Cyrus Dad.

[@laritownsend2527]

they got the movie as a gift. They posted the unboxing video earlier today. They're gonna love that voice

[@sjw5797]

Amanda McBroom, who wrote "The Rose", sang it better. Check it out on KZbin.

[@trevors.5998]

Look up “seven hunnid” on KZbin, you won’t regret it!!👌

[@SevenHunnid]

I’m going to be the biggest Mexican stoner on KZbin soon! Stop sleeping on my KZbin channel 😈💨

[@emilyefinke]

You should listen to Petula Clarke's "Downtown" on a Female Friday sometime. I think you guys would love it!

[@tmr626]

Emily, you'll love the '68 song 'Kiss Me Goodbye' by Petula.

[@emilyefinke]

@@tmr626 Oh, yes! I do love that song!

[@bobdavis4848]

I think so too, but I love al Petula's hits; her last name is spelled Clark.

[@Shannonbarnesdr1]

oh yes ! petula clark she was such a classy sophisticated lady period, and she had many hits in addition to downtown !

[@lonewolf7565]

Do Dusty Springfield with her song "Son Of A Preacher Man". You will love it!

[@lovestina2297]

Always loved "Boots". The father daughter duet is Nat King Cole & Natalie Cole with "Unforgettable". Its just beautiful.

[@GranFelicia]

oh YES!!! I still get tears in my eyes when I hear Unforgettable. Their voices blending is just ...heartbreakingly beautiful!!!

[@michaelstevens9332]

Of course, Nat had been dead 20 years when this "duet" was recorded as a tribute by Natalie, who held sway as a FEMALE CROONER, in the modern era. Listen to "So Many Stars", the excellent Sergio Mendes tune that she recorded, a hauntingly besutiful song that shows off her amazing voice. Other female crooners from the day that deserve a listen: Dinah Wahington, Dinah Shore, Rosemary Clooney ( the actor George Clooney's aunt), Doris Day, and 40s era Ella Fitzgerald. All these ladies fronted big bands by the likes of Count Basie, Woody Herman, Tommy Dorsey, and others. The jazz of that era was the Pop Music of that time!

[@dawnmarieallenkent2495]

Not sure if you did Nat's Unforgettable, but watch before you see the duet.

[@DoulaGarcia]

This is the one.

[@MsAppassionata]

Don’t forget that Nancy did a duet with her father too. It’s called “Something Stupid”.

[@sabredesatanas518]

On some future Female Friday, listen to a Karen Carpenter songs like We've Only Just Begun or Rainey Days And Mondays, Close To You or There's a Kind of Hush. She had a remarkable voice and died way too young. She sang with her brother, they were The Carpenters.

[@dsaint372]

Absolutely, the Carpenters were awesome. Karen's voice was one of a kind.

[@kestrelle5345]

Also Superstar!

[@Dana-ld4wf]

Loved the Carpenters! Have great memories growing up in the 70's.

[@paulamelnyk986]

They already have done a reaction to the Carpenters.

[@markroulette3419]

I’m a huge Carpenter’s fan. Please listen to the last song she recorded called, “Now”.

[@emmitstewart1921]

Within three weeks of releasing this song, every woman in the country was wearing boots with their mini skirts. Another song you should hear was her duet with Lee Greenwood, Summer Wine.

[@StatsJedi]

Rob! You said it! Frank and Nancy had a hit duet called "Something Stupid" from 1967. Nat King Cole was the one who had a duet with his daughter Natalie singing "Unforgettable". "Go-go dancing began in the mid 1960s in the Mod era of England and America, quickly spreading throughout the rest of the world. "Go-go dancers are dancers who are employed to entertain crowds at nightclubs or other venues where music is played. Go-go dancing originated in the early 1960s at the French bar Whisky a Gogo located in Juan-les-Pins." Wikipedia.

[@Ghostgirl1967]

Nat King Cole and his daughter was after he had passed and it was beautiful

[@Rogn1]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYrIlmumnKqZb6s

[@jasonkeen3777]

Something Stupid is a werid song as it's sung by father and daughter.

[@eclconsulting]

@@jasonkeen3777 Just came here to say that.

[@lordessducky8494]

When I was five I wanted to grow up and be a go-go dancer.

[@BrendanBrown1]

You guys NEED to react to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons: "Can't take my eyes off you" but please make sure it's not the first video in the search feed because it's not Frankie, but the original one is like 4 or 5 videos down

[@bart1506]

Excellent reaction! You need to hit up Melissa Etheridge, I'm The Only One. It's killer. Nancy and Frank do have a duet. It's called , Something Stupid.

[@shannonbennett987]

Like the way I do.

[@stanlanier7640]

Melissa Etheridge YES!

[@shirleycameron7718]

Love that song...so cool.....

[@Jusnzl]

Love female fridays. Hoping kd Lang 'Constant Craving' and Melissa Etheridge 'Like the Way I Do' make an appearance on it in the future. Two fantastic voices.

[@TheWilsontm]

KD Lang!! Total female crooner! She’s amazing!

[@lindamowday2492]

I agree also kd langs song crying. Wow!

[@TheWilsontm]

@@lindamowday2492 that’s KD Lang’s duet with Roy Orbison . Wonderful voices!

[@trjbrew]

I love those suggestions. I would add "The mind of love" and "Luck in my eyes" for KD, and "Bring me some water" for Melissa.

[@lindamowday2492]

@@TheWilsontm there's a video also of her just singing it. But yes I agree that video is good to

[@MrPboys1]

Love Nancy the stuff she did with Lee Hazelwood is stunning tracks like some velvet morning is strange, psychedelic and wonderful

[@elegantgypsyrose5328]

Some Velvet Morning is one of my favorites.

[@bobdavis4848]

Absolutely! Lee's last name was spelled Hazlewood.

[@rayniecox7683]

Those are called Go-Go boots, btw. Had a few pair myself!😎😎😎😎

[@loveandfaith6517]

Me too... 👍

[@kristinehirtle6021]

I had a pair of white ones. They were hard regular leather around the foot, but the upper tall part was this soft plastic stuff. They had zippers,too. I used to play records and stand on a footstool and dance like on Soul Train. I didn't get American Bandstand on TV where I lived. I also remember watching those "Beach Party" movies with Frankie and Annette. On one I remember they had "Little Stevie Wonder" performing. He was a very young boy in that movie.

[@cbisme6414]

@@kristinehirtle6021 yes, I had white ones too🎶👢🎶

[@loveandfaith6517]

Remember the Beatle Boots!.... 😀 👍

[@carolynclaire5241]

Loved Go-Go boots!!!

[@camcherry709]

Another big YES vote for Melissa Etheridge "I'm the Only One" It's a banger!

[@geminiblue43]

Yes!! Any song on that CD is awesome!!

[@amybradshaw1902]

Next song from her is the song she did for the James Bond movie You Only Live Twice -

[@doorran]

make one dream come true, you only live twice..

[@pattyestrada6]

You should listen to her version of Cher’s “Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)”

[@chipdamutt108]

"Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves" tells a 3 generation story in three minutes.

[@theoneandonlyCatseye]

I just suggested that song as well. I had no idea it was a cover of a song by Cher! I only ever heard Nancy's version and a couple of modern covers. Now I've got to go listen to Cher sing it. Cher is definitely another artist they should explore as well. One of my all time favorites of hers is "Dark Lady".

[@barbarastewart603]

What is....Female Friday...without are a few Cher songs?

[@beverlysmith8025]

Great choices today! Another FF suggestion..."Downtown " by Petula Clark late 60's...

[@richardvandeursen2395]

Yes. Brit 60's singers. Hard to go wrong there. Also, Sandie Shaw, Lulu, Dusty Springfield.

[@paintedjaguar]

Petula Clark was great. "Downtown" too, but I always thought "I Know A Place" was catchier.

[@timreed8876]

That cool bass line is performed by Carol Kaye, legendary studio musician & member of LA’s “Wrecking Crew”.

[@netzahuacoyotl]

Chuck Berghofer played upright bass on this track. He was another wrecking crew regular.

[@avlisk]

I always assume that it was Carol, but Wiki says no. BTW, Carol Kaye is someone you guys should feature if you do musicians along with singers.

[@bradmenpes809]

Such a great song. Nothing sounds like it, and Nancy's voice is perfect. Was a huge mega hit back in the day.

[@davidstanton4716]

If you want a female "crooner" closest you're getting is the amazing Dusty Springfield. She is amazing, arguably the best female singer ever.

[@andrewthecelt3794]

Etta James

[@CrankCase08]

She's a proper singer, not a crooner.

[@ycoyle2803]

KD Lang can croon.

[@finallythere100]

NAT KING COLe. and NATALIe...

[@kathyjohnson2899]

Try Diana Krall

[@bethcrumpton476]

You two are so adorable, I love it!! The duet you are thinking of is the late Nat King Cole and his daughter Natalie doing the song Unforgettable.

[@ImmortalBroken]

I'm so shocked that I'm only seeing one or two people say you need to listen to Nancy's version of "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)" - I thought everybody would be recommending it! As amazing as Cher is, Nancy's cover is even better than the original... haunting, gorgeous! (If you've seen "Kill Bill," you've heard it.)

[@larsbonzai]

I absolutely agree- Cher is phenomenal, but Nancy did it better

[@eqmcgoon]

Bang Bang belongs to Angelina Jordan. Listen to it without the visuals first. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnTEdayfpthqjck

[@jscho8674]

Bang Bang is AMAZING!

[@louiseweymouth4776]

Nancy did bang bang. Tears to my eyes

[@Shalvislover]

I love her version!

[@Lolo-zs2eo]

The duet you’re thinking about is “Unforgettable “ With Nat King Cole and his daughter Natalie Cole. She also has a great catalog of hits for Female Friday.

[@kroft6799]

Let's not go overboard. No way she's as good as her dad. But that still leaves a whole lot of room to be good.

[@valeriebelback]

Oh oh oh, just thought for female Friday, do a song from an all woman band..Susannah Hoffs and The Bangles. Walk like an Egyptian, Manic Monday, Eternal Flame were some of their hits.

[@cliffordschaffer5289]

Find a version that isolates her vocals. She has a vocal range of one entire note. It is worse than the isolated vocals on This Diamond Ring by Gary Lewis and the Playboys. It is so bad you will laugh.

[@analogblues]

Exactly. I can't imagine anyone seriously arguing Nancy is as good as Frank, or even close. But she did put out a couple of good hits. And it doesn't hurt that she's easy on the eyes.

[@lalalola7794]

If you like this, you would love "Harper Valley PTA" by Jeanne C Reilly. It's of this same era

[@kellylaflash1016]

I keep requesting that one. Hopefully we'll see it soon.

[@davidthompson8502]

Absolutely!!! They always like when a singer tells a story!

[@michelleveilleux8058]

Nat King Cole had a duet with his daughter, They sing unforgettable and it is awesome.

[@andrewleslie2333]

I was just going to make the same comment but now I don't have to thank you.

[@TheWilsontm]

Her name is Natalie Cole, this version is fo good! Unforgettable .

[@thancrow]

@@TheWilsontm They did the video after Nat King Cole's death. A marvel of technology.

[@Falconer1128]

This popped in my head immediately. I believe that Nat had long passed when she was a little girl.... so this duet they do is due to modern technology... and you are right... it's beautiful. If I'm not mistaken, I think Lisa Marie Pressly did the same thing with her dad, Elvis on the song In The Ghetto as well. I'm certain that video is available and if I remember right, it's fantastic.

[@stevenklyce3555]

I’ll agree that the Nate/Natalie duet is a great one, but no one has mentioned he had been dead along time before the duet was produced magically by dubbing his original hit and her vocals mixed in years later. It was fascinating technology for its time. Just now heard Amber allude to what obviously is referring to my comment.

[@LawrenceRubinpennlawyer]

Listen to "You Only Live Twice" she sang for a James Bond movie of the same name. An incredibly powerful performance.

[@kamikazekirk1]

Nina Simone! Any of her tracks please. Sometimes you’re just born with it. Her voice is a soul. Absolutely love you guys. Keep up the great work 👌

[@tinabates6662]

When you asked "Are there female crooners?" Doris Day came immediately to mind! She sang " Que Sera Sera"

[@davidthompson8502]

What about Etta James doing At Last?

[@deegomez2089]

@Tina....Love Doris Day. Maybe Rosemary Clooney and Patti Page were considered crooners too?? 🎶🎵

[@tinabates6662]

@@davidthompson8502 That's a great song!

[@tinabates6662]

@@deegomez2089 Sure, they could be considered crooners

[@nettiemac]

I immediately thought of Rosemary Clooney

[@jeannieeakin1374]

When I was 5 I remember dancing to this song on top of my Grandma’s dining room table in my little white boots. I still think it’s the coolest song ever! And probably is responsible for my larger than necessary collection of boots!

[@sourisvoleur4854]

That's a sweet story!

[@lewistasso8866]

I have the same type of story about being 4 and singing (Oh, My Darling Clementine) in the grocery store carriage with a toy guitar. I now own 3 guitars and borrow another from my nephew! Oh, and speaking for the "straight male gender," ladies can never have too many boots! Keep walking, Jeannie!

[@NeptuneLady1957]

Nancy Sinatra came to the VA hospital where I work and visited the patients on the wards and outpatient clinics maybe 10 years ago. The guys were so excited!! She was lovely and gracious!

[@shawnraver1153]

For a 80's song u should react to is sledgehammer by Peter Gabriel and a female artist by name of Alannah Myles with the song called Black Velvet

[@scapito]

Yes!!! Sledgehammer with the music video. I'll never forget seeing it for the first time. Was eating pizza at a restaurant and drinking a Shirley Temple. They had giant projection screens and this video had just released. Loved it!

[@chriso6719]

They would love Black Velvet!

[@michellejones6630]

OMG 😳!!! 😱😱..... black velvet??? 😍😍🤘🤘 AWESOME!!!!

[@michellejones6630]

Love this oldie!❣️❣️..... this song is in so many Vietnam movies....( War movies)👌👍..... Great job!!!

[@christinewright110]

Dusty Springfield singing The Son of a Preacher Man is excellent

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Seconded!

[@mourningwoodward]

Thirded. lol

[@Ang.can.]

I’m hopping on this vote too! This is a great song!

[@nebelungpixie9373]

YAAAASSSSSS !!!

[@meeting_meghan]

I was just about to suggest this one as well!

[@lt6134]

When this first aired on TV I remember my parents were SHOCKED at the outfits & dancing. The next day at school everyone was talking about it. 😀

[@keithboyd9582]

Another one for Female Friday is the 80's band Vixen "Edge Of A Broken Heart".

[@tevforHim]

My dad used to make me laugh when he sang this when it came on the radio…miss my daddy

[@KneeJerkReactions13]

One of the 1st songs I recall from childhood, great selection! For Ambers horn fix how have you avoided Huey Lewis and the News? Hip To Be Square is a nice one.

[@skyepuppy7763]

Anything by Huey Lewis and the News is great fun!

[@eleven-hopper]

Power of Love and Do You Believe In Love as well!

[@DevilzFan]

We definitely need some Carpenters for one of the upcoming Female Friday's. Karen Carpenter had one of the most amazing voices,and she was an amazing drummer too!

[@SnoopysVet]

Yes, Bring on Karen

[@laniesullivan2605]

Rainy Days and Mondays would be an amazing reaction.

[@joyceronsley237]

I agree Karen Carpenter is one of the best

[@jerickson725]

Yes! Goodbye To Love, Rainy Days & Mondays, Top of the World .....

[@I.Love.My.Border.Collie]

Don't forget this was tv during a time of censorship. The camera wouldn't show her moving her hips. Just like when Elvis was first introduced on tv. Otherwise Nancy may have caught the stage on fire without using those matches. 😂

[@ElusvOptmst1]

You mean Nat King Cole and his daughter Natalie Cole, have a duet called 'Unforgettable'. Frank and Nancy have the duet called, 'Something Stupid.' Both songs are great. The fathers are both legends and the daughters are fabulous too.

[@Sportsref13]

IIRC the Nat King Cole & Natalie Cole was a studio remix done for Natalie, since Nat had already passed on

[@kathrynpadilla3772]

Loving your reactions! Please check out these artists for Female Fridays: Dusty Springfield - "You don't have to say you love me;" Lulu - "To Sir With Love"; Bobby Gentry - "Ode to Billy Joe"; and Candy Staton - "Young Hearts Run Free"

[@flamencoprof]

I really like "He Called Me Baby" by Candi Staton. And the brass in it is really good.

[@frankphillips5660]

Awesome suggestions. Love every song

[@lepoetress]

Definitely Young Hearts Run Free

[@lepoetress]

Get it Rob, get it!!!

[@sundaymorningsermons9857]

On a female friday you need to listen to Melissa Etheridge "Im The Only One."

[@Renkk17]

Please check out "Celine Dion - It's all coming back to me know" Official Video! Stevie Nicks - Rooms on Fire (Official Video) Pretenders - I'll Stand by You (Official Video) Martha and the Muffins - Echo Beach

[@Day0One]

But you also have to remember that her sound is very 1960's and not like her Father's sound which is 1940's -&- 1950's sounds... Frank Sinatra rose to fame singing big band numbers. In the 1940s and 1950s,. Nancy Sinatra's look and style were... go-go dancers, in what is now considered an iconic Swinging Sixties look.

[@kimberlyjenkins725]

My sister-in-law's song. We just belt it out at any family get togethers. So fun! Thanks guys!

[@ladonyacate8557]

I think a good female Friday for you guys would be Reba, Fancy or The night the lights went out in Georgia. Or both, there's never too much of Reba 🌺

[@ChicagoDB]

Reba is good for at least a dozen great songs.

[@lynnc5252]

The original was Vicki Vicki Sue Lawrence, from The Carol Burnett Show! Thank you for the correction!!

[@MsSixx1]

Vicki Lawrence did Lights in he 70's and to me it's better....and I love Reba!

[@valhopeless856]

Yes, Reba! Her music videos are epic. 'Does he Love You' is another classic, and would be really great for Female Friday.

[@ladonyacate8557]

@@ChicagoDB definitely

[@kerryknight228]

Frank and Nancy do a great song together called "Something Stupid". It's really good!

[@eldoc2020]

Dammit!! You beat me to it by 9 minutes! 😡🤣

[@kerryknight228]

@@eldoc2020 🤣😎

[@suzannemarie7313]

Another good Nancy Sinatra song is Bang Bang. Completely different vibe.

[@yasa7080]

Speaking of daughters with famous dads, if you haven’t yet I’d like to recommend Natalie Cole - This Will Be (An Everlasting Love) for Female Friday or for just because it’s awesome check out the posthumous duet she did with her dad Unforgettable by Nat King Cole & Natalie Cole. That’s the one you’re referencing. You won’t be sorry!

[@videoinformer]

*"Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)",* a totally different, hauntingly great song by Nancy Sinatra. (Live version is best) It's a cover, but I think it's better than the original, which was first performed by Cher and written by her husband and singing partner, Sonny Bono.

[@KristineMaitland]

Lady Gaga did a killer version of "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) during a concert with Tony Bennett. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5nYf6V-dtSoY6c

[@melaniemavromaras4902]

You guys might want to check out ‘Sugar’ …another fun, boppy late 60’’s tune by The Archies - a made up group like the Monkees only the Archies are animated, from the Archies comics books.

[@kellylaflash1016]

I must confess: I still listen to "Sugar, Sugar". Kid at heart - I love that song. 🙂

[@Siansonea]

What you're hearing in all of these old singers is the absence of Autotune. Autotune flattens the human voice and turns it into a boring series of pitch-correct but bland sounds. Before Autotune human voices had overtones and subharmonics and sometimes a whiffed note that still somehow works. Modern music just doesn't allow that anymore.

[@davidthompson8502]

A to the men!!!

[@jinxvrs]

There are plenty of modern artists who don't need autotune - Tatiana Shmailyuk, Floor Jansen, Eivør Pálsdóttir, Angelina Jordan, Aurora, Alisa Supronova, Diana Ankudinova & Faouzia for instance - you just don't find them in the charts (also none of them are from the UK or USA).

[@VangelVe]

Great song. Nancy is very interesting. She clearly has the looks given that her father's wives all had waist to hip ratios of around 0.7 and that she had the genes that allowed her to do a Playboy shoot when she was in her mid-50s. She is clearly mentally sharp and creative and a pretty good performer.

[@mariocardonna5306]

Please play Frank Sinatra and daughter Nancy Sinatra Singing a duet together called " "Saying Something Stupid Like I love You." Thank You.

[@todderickson2435]

Great reaction as always! Besides every single Karen Carpenter song out there 😁, I'd love to see you react to Carole King, a legendary singer and songwriter. I suggest "I Feel the Earth Move," "So Far Away," or "It's Too Late." She has a stirring and unique voice. Oh, and more Chicago!!! 😆

[@RG-At-Large]

In the 60's, it was rare to find a song that had a strong message about female empowerment let alone it becoming a #1 hit. Nancy Sinatra kills it with this performance.

[@rayfordhodges5248]

She sang the theam song for Sean Connerys you only live twice

[@paintedjaguar]

What songs do you think were about "male empowerment"? "My Way" is the only thing that comes to my mind, and it wasn't about men as a gender, or man vs woman. Most people back then thought of their sex lives as personal, not political.

[@donkfail1]

It has become almost a cliché now, that as soon as a female performer acts in a sexy way, it's "empowering". But this is it! Combined with those lyrics, their sexy, and even seductive, performance just says "Look what you'll never get!"

[@personalcheeses8073]

You Don’t Own Me by Leslie Gore. The ultimate female empowerment song from the sixties

[@bobdavis4848]

@@paintedjaguar Maybe "Under My Thumb" by the Rolling Stones? Or various blues songs, or any female sung song begging a guy to not leave her. I think there were lots of them and I'm very glad this song came along, and that Nancy got it to sing.

[@Head-ck4hu]

It's obvious that Nancy is Frank's daughter. And its just as obvious that Ronan Farrow is Frank's son and not Woody Allen's.

[@sjw5797]

Is it our business?

[@cbisme6414]

@@sjw5797 Frank and Mia Farrow were together a long time and did have their son, it was not a secret, he looks like his Dad too. I took the comment to be informative for those who aren't aware due to Ronan not taking his Dad's surname.

[@sjw5797]

@@cbisme6414 I'm sure Frank Sinatra's widow was thrilled when Mia Farrow blurted this out in an interview as a "joke" ( so she said later).

[@Nite37]

Stanly Kubrick brought it back to mainstream by featuring it in Full Metal Jacket. It's the first song you hear when they go IN COUNTRY in Vietnam.

[@NewYear1037]

Yet another suggestion for your "Female Friday" is Dusty Springfield" s Son of a Preacher Man.

[@johnathandwayne1461]

If you really want to hear her crooner voice, then i dare to listen to "You Only Live Twice".( James Bond theme) Her long notes, soft and powerful tone is truly mesmerizing!!!!

[@paintedjaguar]

My favorite James Bond song.

[@AnnieAnnieBuckwheatCakes]

Love this song. Nancy is so good in this video. Can't hear that intro without remembering the scene from Full Metal Jacket.

[@auckalukaum]

It seems like every video makes me think of something new to recommend. You need to check out June Carter Cash. Her duet with Johnny, "Jackson," is a great one, as well as their duet of "If I were a carpenter." She has a hilarious novelty song as well called No Swallerin' Place that she sang when she was a kid.

[@Uvray]

What was great in those days was women saying: hey listen, I'm a very decent woman and you're going to get my full support in all you do. But if you don't return my respect and treat me right I'm gonna kick your ass, boy. Great vids, I really like you two, enjoying watching them with you.

[@diannaw3034]

It was me that talked about a daugher.. and I was referring to Nat King Cole and Natalie Cole! :))) There are two songs sung together Unforgettable and When I Fall In Love! ;)

[@blythjc]

Other good ones from Nancy are: Lady Bird, Sugar Town, Some Velvet Morning, Jackson, Summer Wine and her duet with Frank Something Stupid.

[@nathalieplum2137]

Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) by Sonny & Cher OR Nancy Sinatra. Both are great

[@markchapel6694]

@@nathalieplum2137 Lady Gaga does an amazing version of "Bang Bang" www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D-huNrHAou-E&ved=2ahUKEwj55sfQhMHyAhUVOuwKHaPgCnUQ3ywwAnoECAgQAg&sqi=2&usg=AOvVaw3gcdwUr4gMh7P5YBh6X2Ru

[@po5283]

Nancy also did the track for one of the best Bond movie songs, You Only Live Twice definitely worth a listen. Another great one to check out is the very talented Sheena Easton, For Your Eyes Only!!!

[@TracyfromNC]

Ya gotta hear the father daughter duet of Nat King Cole and Natalie Cole. They project him, as you noted.

[@AquaBlue77]

You beat me to it in suggesting this song if they are looking for duets between famous fathers and daughters. The song's called "Unforgettable" by the way. :)

[@debbiejarvis5764]

Jennie C Riley ( Hopper Valley P.TA. Base on a true song. Where the school put her down so she went to the school and told on them.. you will love this. It came out in 1968.

[@archiegeorge7264]

I could be wrong that Frank and Nancy's duet is the only true famous father/daughter duet. In the sense that it was not put together, like Nathaniel and Natalie Cole or Elvis and Lisa Marie Presley's duets.

[@timgerke8714]

Melissa Etheridge "I wanna come over" would be a great song to do. She can rock.

[@analogblues]

They definitely need to do Melissa!

[@TracyfromNC]

So fun...love the lyrics! Savage burns😃😃

[@joho5955]

Nancy also sang the James Bond theme song "You Only Live Twice", it's worth listening to, absolutely gorgeous.

[@robertburgos3460]

You should react to Millie Small "My Boy Lollipop" from the year 1964.

[@denniskelly2177]

Would love to hear both of your reactions to the 70's cover The first time ever I saw your face by a wonderful singer Roberta Flack

[@StarlitSunLight]

Y’all should give Laura Branigan “Gloria” a listen. For female Friday. That song is very 70s disco vibes

[@jscho8674]

I had that 45 when I was a kid. Haven't heard that in years!

[@ITPalGame]

She was a beautiful woman

[@BC-ui9yt]

@@ITPalGame With a beautiful voice to match! Definitely need to have a Branigan reaction- "Gloria" or "How am I supposed to live without you"

[@rebawasswass3716]

My favorite Nancy Sinatra song is "Sugar Town" I think that's the correct name of it. She has had many hits. I've got her greatest hits CD and it's just fabulous. I had forgotten about a lot of the songs and it was so nice to hear them all again.

[@ppiechnik]

Was it "Sugar Shack"?

[@rebawasswass3716]

@@ppiechnik No. Just checked. It's Sugar Town. Just listened to it on KZbin! LOL!

[@margaretnicol3423]

Please don't forget the first queen of rock - Suzi Quatro - who opened the door for all the others. (Did you ever watch Happy Days? She was Leather Tuscadero.)

[@cbisme6414]

Yes, I love Suzi Quatro and have requested this too! 👍

[@surlechapeau]

Agreed!! Edit your comment to add a suggestion, like Suzi's "If You Can't Give Me Love"

[@margaretnicol3423]

@@surlechapeau That's a good one but I must admit I was thinking more of 'Devil Gate Drive' or 'Can The Can'!

[@surlechapeau]

@@margaretnicol3423 good ones! Suzi was one of the first female rockers to sing and play an instrument, bass (After the group Fanny)

[@margaretnicol3423]

@@surlechapeau Yep and the bass was almost as big as she is? :-D

[@Dawsons89]

Lee Hazelwood originally wrote, produced, and sang the song.. Just throwing that out there. He gave her the song after she mentioned that it means something completely different with a man singing the song.