British guitarist analyses Tori Amos' epic breath control live in 1992!

Tonight we're going back to early 90's to take a look at the unique and original Tori Amos! \m/
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[@yomo1690]

There is a reason Tori Amos has cross over appeal to fans of Hard Rock and Metal. She is REAL. And to your point of her piano playing, you are spot on. She is that much at ease with the piano she clearly is not having to think about the playing, she is just feeling and letting the piano express it. Phenomenal artists. This coming from a metal head.

[@TheWaynos73]

I love her cover of Slayer just quietly. Such an amazing job.

[@thejollysloth5743]

Yup. When I was 16 and into everything from Sepultura, Pantera, Carcass, Meshuggah, and Morbid Angel, to Faith No More, The Chili Peppers, Smashing Pumpkins, Helmet, Fugazi, and everything in between, there was only one female artist the metalheads, goths, hard-rockers, and death-metal fans agreed upon: Tori. I remember Crucify, Precious Things, Winter, and Tear in Your Hand being played to death on the Jukebox. When Under The Pink was released, it became my favourite album overnight. Then Boys For Pele, From the Choirgirl Hotel, To Venus and Back, and Scarlet's Walk. All classic albums regardless of what genre you are into. The only other female musicians I remember everyone liking were Heather Nova, Fiona Apple, Portishead, and later, people like Lisa Hannigan.

[@emriley5055]

😼Exactly..well said Yo Mo(metal head!)😼♐

[@amylaw3416]

Because she plays the piano like others play the electric guitar. Which is incredibly hard to do.

[@grandstave8129]

When a gent smiles while listening to Tori, that’s a man~

[@gregm3406]

I sat next to her in jr. High art class. When she was still Ellen Amos. One of those, “if I had only known” moments. 😄

[@FrootKat]

Wowwww what was she like? 😃

[@sandenaw]

Do you write letters with your birthday pen? Maybe she included you in a song...

[@skylark9450]

Oh my 💜

[@UnderTheMillkyWay]

@@skylark9450 cool user name!

[@seelenwinter6662]

why...? because she got famous...? ever the same sht... if someone got famous, everybody want to be the best friend from someone, but why you dont thought that as she wasn't famous...?

[@RobertSmith-os2zj]

Rolling Stone has her in the top 5 best live performers / bands . Well deserved. So many great songs .

[@thejollysloth5743]

Having seen her live three times, I can confirm. She is a prodigy, her voice being as incredible as her piano skills.

[@tarp11z]

Rolling Stone is a rag, but they happen to be right about Tori Amos.

[@Sapfu100]

Not just her songs. Live, she really is a force of nature. A godess.

[@rebeccajohnson8769]

@mrhyde7144 But they aren't wrong.

[@RandomJane104]

I'm a little shocked at the number of people here who don't seem to be acquainted with her music, but i'm glad you are introducing her, and so well. :)

[@cosmyccowboy]

Ive never heard of her

[@mythme01]

@@cosmyccowboy she's been around for 30-odd years. Time to catch up!

[@Elmgren76]

I agree. Thought Tori Amos was more or less a household name. Great that more people will be introduced to her via Phil!

[@freedapeeple4049]

I've heard her name over the years, but somehow never heard her until this video. I missed out!

[@RandomJane104]

@@freedapeeple4049 Lucky you though. Now you get the joy of catching up. :)

[@BenjWarrant]

Staggeringly beautiful. Staggeringly talented. Staggeringly good songs. I could never understand why she wasn't bigger than Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey put together.

[@lupcokotevski2907]

One reason may be that her songs are emotionally intense which makes them less commercial - she was influenced by Laura Nyro who had limited fame partly for this reason, despite quite a few of Nyro's songs being major hits for other artists who would tone down the intensity. Nyro is seismically influential on songwriters - see Nyro's song Captain for Dark Mornings (1969), and Kate Bush and Tori will make sense in terms of their style.

[@mrs.hardbazzi]

No need to discredit the other ladies. They all have phenomenal voices just different markets. I'm a fan of all 3.

[@UnderTheMillkyWay]

Because they placed tons of advertising with those two women and even if Tori is leaps and bounds better than those two combined she's not nearly as commercial and definitely not going to be that appealing to the masses which is why both the other artist are and those types will always be more commercial because more people like that type pop, rock, R&B, rap etc. We're just blessed to still have her and all the music she's given us over the years.

[@BenjWarrant]

@@UnderTheMillkyWay well I disagree about her being less commercial.

[@jasonarthurs3885]

Let's just accept that we have been blessed by the Tori Amos given. Success is measured differently by all.

[@spindriftdrinker]

I have a confession. My wife has been playing Tori Amos records in my home since the 1990s, but I haven't really appreciated her until recently. Why has it taken me so long ? I don't know. I was a big Kate Bush fan in the 1980s - maybe I thought she was an imitator or something. My failure to appreciate her is embarrassing. Finally in 2022, now I appreciate what a massive incredible talent unique she is. On the plus side, now I can spend all my time listening to her many albums with a new ear for the first time and I am really looking forward to it.

[@BLAKRAINBOW]

It grows on you.

[@atis9061]

Me too! You are not alone in that.

[@dont_follow5777]

Winter is one of those songs that's great that it wasn't a top 10 hit, because it makes it feel rare. There are so many watered down piano songs that get overplayed on the radio. Winter remains a Tori fan exclusive and we like it that way.

[@Artcosmos1]

You're absolutely right. Winter is just too magical to be played to death by the radio. And it isn't even my favourite by her. She has probably 30 or even more songs which are just as great. :)

[@ibleafnmajic2084]

I went to high school with her. She was as beautiful inside as her music was/is. Our school plays were amazing. They were musicals, so of course She performed and made the show!

[@Sapfu100]

Damn. I'm sure I must have been more jealous of someone at some point, but right now I can't think of when :D

[@krollpeter]

@@Sapfu100 I would rather feel proud to have someone so talented playing with me

[@lesflynn4455]

Oh wow. I heard she could play piano songs she heard after she heard it once as a 3 year old.

[@ibleafnmajic2084]

@@Sapfu100 We knew she was special even then. She was voted most likely to succeed and Homecoming Queen. :)

[@HMB-us1sb]

The breath thing, they teach it in opera. Never imagined it to be used like this. So much texture.

[@TracyD2]

I always enjoyed Tori Amos. Everything about her. Talented and beautiful. She is deep.

[@Ofthegirl09]

I believe this is a particularly emotional song for Tori. The playing and the inflection in her words come from her soul.

[@venusnode6]

For me, the best artist of our time! She's a synonym for creative force.

[@mrblue8439]

Saying this in a good way. Her voice is very haunting. I could feel her singing as though I was at the concert. Honestly that was a very spiritual feeling.

[@mydailybread7]

Mr. Blue. Understood in a good way. A thoughtful and meaningful description.

[@iz6566]

you should try going to her concert...I bet you'll love it ;)

[@n8vsprt315]

Lol, given that she wrote a book since her last big album (Native Invader©️2017) called Resistance, she almost always wrote & published an album 1yr, then toured the following yr. That’s unless she did some kind of project album like Tales of a Librarian. She didn’t partake in Lilith Fair(she was doing fine on her own) but she did do the 5 1/2week Tour ~1998 I caught her at that she divided the concert fare in half w/Alanis Morissette…as ex.’s. The last thing she did was the Christmastide EP©️2020(w/Matt Chamberlain &Jon Evans-back 2gether again😊), so as long as the “isms” of the male dominated music industry doesn’t stop the continued momentum & success of her illustrious career (as long as she wants to cont.) w/her loyal fan base w/added post millennials then I REALLY hope🤞🏻she does put out a whole new album w/a brand new tour❣️😇.

[@Wisdomofautumn]

Oh my dear Fil! Great analysis of this song... Tori Amos makes me cry every time...

[@lynndow3185]

Glad I wasn't the only one!

[@mooseburger88]

One thing Tori ended up doing that I thought was so tragic was editing the breaths out of her vocals in her later work. You can hear it all over the studio version of this song, but on A Sorta Fairytale you hardly hear it at all.

[@gilbertspader7974]

You have to keep reminding yourself she playing intricate 2 handed piano parts . She is displaying real power and endurance on those weighted keys .

[@bethfreschi]

I feel a whole range of emotions listening to Tori Amos-she gives me a feeling that no matter how messed up a person’s life can get, there is a way to move through it and still have a meaningful, even beautiful, life. Her lyrics, the sound of her voice, her ability to express emotions and thoughts so deep-she is an amazing artist! 💜💜💜

[@spottheturtle9568]

She exudes emotion. I remember about 20 years ago I got super high and listened to Sister Janet like 50 times in a row. Time well spent indeed.

[@coconutnghtmr9931]

I felt that. Sister Janet is one of the most spellbinding songs I've ever heard. One of her best for sure

[@ddehggial9932]

I once fell asleep to Purple People on repeat on the boombox (good ol' days) and when I woke up the next morning it was still playing. Poor neighbors, I guess.

[@drewpall2598]

Tori Amos is a new artist to me I like what I am hearing. will search out more of her works. thanks for the rundown on Tori.

[@sidhedanu]

Her discography is an embarrassment of riches. She's got dozens of gorgeous b-sides as well.

[@wendymcintyre738]

Incredible live performer , "little earthquakes ", in my opinion, one of the best albums ever made . Great reaction .👍

[@macmusic08]

100% agree. Mind blowing album, “Little Earthquakes”

[@lesflynn4455]

It is a beautiful and amazing album. I bought it in 93 after hearing her for the first time.

[@kyrareneeLOA]

Her voice is otherworldly... and hits to the core of ones soul. More Tori please 🩵🙏

[@RockSchooled]

Tori's entire catalogue of music is stunning. It was a treat when she did a duet with her daughter on Promise, too.

[@DavidMichaelCommer]

I am so happy to see Tori Amos finally appreciated and taken seriously by more people. Thank you for this thoughtful discussion.

[@carabas67]

I will always remeber the first time I heard Tori. She was on italian TV, on a late night talk show, promoting Little Earthquakes. Unfortunately I can't remember exactly what song she played (I like to believe it was Silent All These Years because that's one of my favourite songs... but I'm not sure now). Anyway, the point of my story is a different one. Everyone loved her, the song (whichever it was) was so beautiful and unexpected that everyone on the stage was left in awe (the show was recorded in a theater and there were at least half a dozen guests on stage). The show host asked her if she was willing to play another song (and this was totally unscripted), so she walks over to the piano, sits down, thinks for a little while and says. "Nobody knows my songs, let's play something everybody loves." And she played and sang a song by the Rolling Stones (can't remember if it was Ruby Tuesday or Wild Horses - this is many years ago - but definitely one of these two). And I was so struck by this: you're an unknown artist, singer, pianist and composer, and unexpectedly you get a chance to sing a second song... and instead of showing off, you play a cover because you feel that the audience will appreciate it more? I loved it. Since then, I've been a great fan and have seen her play live several times.

[@RecoveringChristian]

I was 8 or 9, watching her writhe around on a piano bench and doing stuff to the microphone, whiping her red hair around. My mind was blown wide apart.

[@mooseburger88]

Are you sure it wasn't Angie?? She used to play that one a lot in those days

[@carabas67]

@@mooseburger88 I think you’re right!

[@theredheadsaidNYC]

She used to play covers of popular songs at every concert. Always put her own spin on them

[@atis9061]

I'm always trying to figure out why I'm so moved to my core by this performance. Besides all the wonderful things that you bring up about it. What is it for me? I think I'm finally on to it. This song is about forgiveness, forgiving time. For time not always holding your hand but moving you forward and accepting that, because that is also love. Accepting that change is in the order of things and acceptance of it.

[@moonchild0618]

Such a beautiful vocalist and pianist. Incredible talent.

[@bobthebomb1596]

Why do I listen to Tori when I have had a beer? I end up in tears every time.

[@andyfletcher3561]

LoL, I don't need the beer...just as well as many years of following the "Coneheads" model of mass consumption left me with a dangerous sensitivity to alcohol...Haven't been "sober" but have been booze free since 1995. I still do miss my Wild turkey 101 deeply.

[@ltdanu]

She did an in-store at my record store (worked there) in 1992 before a concert. Went to the concert that night. Lovely.

[@amandas2639]

MY QUEEN. Sometimes she takes a while to get used to. I feel like this song (and the Little Earthquakes album as a whole) is a gateway for a lot of people. The next several albums get weirder and less accessible in a lot of ways, but also better as she starts maturing and refining her style. She's just such an incredible artist. She has a prolific catalog of live covers too, and a lot of rock songs among them. Some I'd suggest specifically for you with your tastes: Lovesong, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Karma Police, Dream On, Losing My Religion, and Turn the Page.

[@theredheadsaidNYC]

I adored all her albums through Scarlet’s Walk, but then she lost me. Couldn’t get into them. Unrepentant Geraldines felt like a return to form somehow.

[@teresafinoalchemy]

Beautiful. Got so many "zings" up and down my body. Excellent vocal class, thanks Fil.

[@nightsampler]

Lipstick Nose lol. This is one of Tori's more restrained pieces. She is a fierce piano player in full flow. That octave jump is very cool as well. A gem of a song.

[@leslieanvari8859]

Wish this music was making a come back..clear, concise and note perfect

[@TheWaynos73]

For me it never went away. I ignore the new trends and go for this.

[@andyfletcher3561]

@@TheWaynos73 These days, especially females, they try to do too much. Like they all want to be Whitney or Mariah. Me, I'll just stick with Tori, Johnette, and Cyndi...

[@carriehazel77]

I've seen her live six times since 1995 and she has never failed to sweep me away and move me to tears. She's beyond incredible.

[@patty7beth]

I love Tori Amos & this song. The Little Earthquakes album was my absolute favorite ad a young adult. Some figure skating fans may recognize "Winter" from ten-time U.S. Champion Michelle Kwan's repertoire - she performed to it in competition & on tour. So beautiful. Thanks for the analysis Fil!

[@neilparnell5712]

Tori is a big fan of figure skating so I heard. Must have been satisfying for her to know of this performance to her best ever song.

[@michaelmeagher8225]

Caught her in Seattle at Key Arena in 1998. Best concert ever!

[@kriegerkaiser]

I was in front row of that show. She opened with Precious Things!

[@stardust_memories2260]

I was drawn to Tori by the way she appeared to be singing directly to me, either by her expressions or body language, heartacheingly so. 🌹🎸🤘

[@lucy-texasgal3679]

Absolutely love Tori Amos! Beautiful singer, pianist and songwriter. I own all of her CDs. This is from Live at Montreux 1991/92 concert CD which is excellent. Her Whole Lotta Love/Thank You part of this concert is just unbelievable. Thank you Fil for such a brilliant analysis. 🤘🏻❤️✌🏻

[@johnlorenz6795]

Wow. I knew of Tori Amos, but I really did not know her music. Thanks to your analysis here I think you may hooked me into more of what this artist is about. This is a part of the reason I follow your reviews - that is to say there is much more to discover musically than one person may discover on their own. And I have enjoyed and played music since way back when I was in junior high school (yeah, WAY back!). Thank you again, Fil!

[@thompo9603]

I have heard many who have tried to analyse and explain Tori Amos but I have never seen anyone do it as detailed and excellent as you. Great work, thank you for it!

[@maxkomine1934]

Excellent analysis of a stellar artist!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@bigdogpete43]

To be honest, I had not heard her in probably 20 years and had forgoten how talented she was. Thanks for reminding me Fil. A nice change of pace.

[@lorib360]

Forgot how beautiful this is! Very interesting video - thanks. eta: Wow, this song hits differently so many years later. 😪

[@debravirden7130]

Must admit, this is the first time hearing this beautiful voice.

[@sidhedanu]

She's written 100s of songs. I recommend starting at the beginning and progessing slowly through each album.

[@racinnut77]

This song and performance is the product of her genius. I got to see her when she came to Chicago in 1992. She had the place mezmerized. Thanks for this one, Fil.

[@dont_follow5777]

Thank you so much for doing a Tori song.

[@DS40764]

I don't believe I've heard her before; such a beautiful, special voice. Thanks for sharing.

[@lynndow3185]

Exquisite. The song, the performance and the analysis! Her musicianship drove the lyrics straight to my heart and made me miss my own dad, who had to warn me, "Sweetheart, not everybody with long hair is nice."

[@icord50]

That was the greatest performance I ever heard! Spectacular!

[@thomassanfrancisco5850]

Never heard of her but her voice reminds me of Julie Andrews except she plays the piano like a virtuoso. Thanks Fil for introducing her to me.

[@ngc-fo5te]

Never heard??? Wow.

[@jbcharm]

Wow she’s been around since early 90’s and u have never heard of her

[@vickitemple8463]

Couldn't get over how her breaths were used to accent or paint certain lines in her song. Beautiful artisty. Fil I am hooked on your analysis. Great job!

[@melissakhalar1842]

Multitalented Artist, she takes me on a journey with her music.

[@jsharp3165]

Her breath is an instrument, like it's part of the arrangement. It is an atmospheric component. Brilliant. When I was a younger man, I was so insanely enthralled with Tori's physical beauty that it sometimes obscured my appreciation of her skill. But only sometimes. Her talent is devastating in itself. Not gonna lie though: Her lips are a lethal weapon.

[@kathleensmith950]

Beautiful song!

[@andyfischer-noaafederal4896]

12:00 -- this same line (following the short passage w/ no vox) she ends in a complete whisper on the album ("mind?") I finally saw Tori live in Kansas City in '03, when she played in support of her release of Scarlet's Walk (the dorian-flavored "Carbon" was a highlight for me). I like Under the Pink very nearly as well, but Little Earthquakes is her masterpiece.... Great channel and great insights!

[@tishpembroke224]

First heard of Tori when she did a cover of Teen Spirit just post Cobain’s death - beautiful rendition and tribute.

[@andydeese6931]

She actually did the cover in 1992 and Kurt used to play it before his shows. He was a fan.

[@markukeley2924]

Tori could sell the Brooklyn Bridge, the St. Louis Arch, and the Seattle Space Needle as a package deal to anyone--Anyone! Brilliant performer! Thnx, Fil!

[@kimlavery4886]

This was just a stunning performance - so beautiful - thank you Fil for your phenomenal analysis - your focus is mesmeric in itself noticing so much in each performance - Tori was simply lost in this performance you could see it in her eyes and whole being - simply beautiful - thank you again!!

[@SuperThaidave]

Great breakdown and appreciation. I heard Tori on the UK radio back in 90/1 and immediately went and bought Little Earthquakes. Still her best in my view.

[@karenmilovich3088]

Isn’t she so fabulous?!☺️💜

[@amandajones4173]

Having amazing Flashbacks of the wild and crazy teenage years I managed to survive with a little musical help from this talented, beautiful woman. Thanks for taking me back Fil!

[@ianshortall3356]

Love Tori, such a unique way of expressing herself, you can always tell a Tori song. Love the expression in her vocal lines, amazingly intricate and intimate. Thanks Fil :)

[@ivannovotny4552]

Tori has Incredible voice control. Thank you Fil for your awesome choice and analysis.

[@elizabethspedding1975]

What a beautiful voice.

[@davidkoblentz]

me and all my death metal fan friends went bonkers over Boys for Pele... and I have to say the best show I ever saw (we are talking thousands) was Tori @ the Paramount in NYC for the Pele tour, she had complete control of the audience, it felt like she was singing to each one of us.. astounding.. I have seen some of my favorite bands in more intimate circumstances and had great experiences.. but Tori? another level... and my fave band is King's X .. and they are next level, but Tori ? legend. And such a great video man, it was very academic and many people might not get it but thanks for the details !

[@kenhoyer8601]

Wow one of a kind, never really paid much attention to her before.

[@idankoos4156]

Have been inspirired by her since 1997...since than, I have seen her 2 times in concert 2017 and 2023. She is a ( mezzo)soprano with a very light coloratura falsetto, very similar to Joni Mitchell...her chest voice is full and smokey...she never belts like many pop artists do, instead she plays with her head voice/falsetto...very baroque pop like or art rock... .she is a genious, but so smart, down to earth and ever speaks so poetic...her piano also sings...Tori started studying piano at conservatory from age 8 or 9

[@EdmundAcuto]

Big Kate Bush fan so many thanks for the intro to Tori Amos. Heard of her of course but this is the first time I’ve listed to her ...

[@BigRedSpear]

You nailed this to the wall. Excellent job

[@jaimeduenas4162]

Never heard of Tori, first time I hear of her. Nice voice, soft, gentle. Kind of voice that puts you to sleep, not that it is boring, but like a lullaby to a child. Love to hear her play home sweet home by Motley Crew.

[@Primenumber19]

The lyrics often describe nightmares so I wouldn’t try falling asleep to her.

[@theredheadsaidNYC]

Oh this is a gentle song. There are songs in which she sounds menacing. She’s fantastic. check out her album Boys for Pele. It’s my favorite of hers.

[@DougGrinbergs]

Even during my recording studio years, I don't think I've ever listened to a vocal as carefully.

[@lancethrustworthy]

I once met Tori, not knowing who she was. She was a wild beauty and I was impressed. I was working at the LAX Marriott hotel in Los Angeles, setting up audio and video equipment. She grabbed a sleeve and handed me a flyer about a performance she was part of. I smiled, said something, she departed and I went on with my work. Such is life. I was hoping you were going to show her doing 'Caught A Light Sneeze', but I can see that it doesn't really show Tori and her piano work. Carry on.

[@RockSchooled]

Goodness, how fortunate she was to impress the great hotel audio guy, Dan Lewis!

[@JC-Denton]

Yeah, she looks like the type. Thanks for sharing that experience with us. But now am actually a little jealous. But really, really just a little bit... ;)

[@lancethrustworthy]

@@RockSchooled Poor little boy. Keep hiding behind 'Rock School', coward.

[@mmccartney6579]

@@RockSchooled She married a sound engineer...so...there's that.

[@RecoveringChristian]

Was this at the Marriott she spoke about on Rosie O'Donnell that had the really good macaroni and cheese?

[@cgirl111]

She gives herself so much space on this performance it can only be called genius.

[@katherinea.rodgers8366]

She has a beautiful voice. She is one of a handful female vocalists that I love. Thanks for featuring her and probably introducing her to many who are not familiar with her enomous talent,

[@may51973]

I'm in love with this song since the 1st time I heard it decades ago. Tori is such an amazing singer, pianist and song writer

[@warpspeed9877]

At the top of her game. One of a kind.

[@melissadambro8873]

The breathy sound became part of her style... love that you recognize it! She and Kate Bush have such distinguishable styles! As always, you provide an excellent analysis! ☺️

[@Chungalhunga]

Good job, i knew where to look for analysis, thanks. What she did with Ross is fantastic and very hard to repeat, probably impossible...

[@Sapfu100]

Tori's music has been a life long friend to me ever since I first heard this song and bought Little Earthquakes. I've bought everything released that I can get my hands on since then

[@doctormarj4838]

Your reaction was priceless. The one without speaking. So cute.

[@fewwiggle]

Thanks for bringing out this Tori -- the emotional expression is just off the charts

[@Michael-mm3fm]

Great choice of song, Winter surely Tori’s most beautiful and evocative song.

[@RagenRibbonz]

Love the way you isolate her breathing patterns. Even back since first listening to her as a teen and would sing along while I drove, Tori is 1000% the only artist where I always would “sing” along with her breathing just as much as her lyrics as part of the song. Never gave it much thought other than “that’s Tori” and it’s part of the song, but I love the way you tapped into that and walk through it with some intention. Made me think a lot more about it consciously, and the effect it has.

[@JuanMartinez-ur7ed]

Awesome as always. Great analysis.

[@TonBB2019]

This is my favorite.

[@DavidB-2268]

Tori is an incredible singer/songwriter, who's notable as having synesthesia that affects how she processes sounds. For her, different sounds produce different light images, making songs appear as strings off color.

[@davidasteed]

great content and analysis!

[@Primenumber19]

I remember college getting shit from my housemates/friends for listening to tori. Then one day one of them runs into my room. Did you know phish covered cornflake girl and trey loves tori Amos? I listened to her she’s great. I don’t think I ever recovered from how far my eyes rolled into the back of my head.

[@d.carter]

I just asked for this and noticed you have done it. Thanks

[@abbydubois3112]

Extraordinary performance and brilliant analysis! Thanks Fil!

[@johnbrown9076]

Excellent analysis

[@winstonsmith3690]

Beautiful control.

[@alanna8983]

One of the most beautiful songs ever! Thanks for the share Fil!❤

[@michaelholycross2633]

Tori is the absolute best!

[@Guardducks]

Fil, thanks for creating this channel and taking the time to bring us artists we love and have never heard of each and every night. You🤘

[@caracarlson-roberts6325]

What a remarkable artist this young lady is. I had never heard of her until now and this song absolutely captivated me. And your explanation of her vocal style and pattern of breathing for emphasis and emotion was so educational, Fil. Good job and what a great find for me. I will now look into her more thoroughly and listen to more of her music. This is the first time since I have been a Winger that I have felt compelled to go and seek out this person.

[@fuchsialarosa411]

I'm sure she would be jazzed to know you referred to her as "young lady",being that tori is in her 50's,,,forever young🙂

[@tombigbee37riusa]

Phil I love this reaction and review...on point

[@RGSuperfan]

Very very interesting technical explanation. I LOVE so much Tori Amos 's music, but it' s another thing to understand why she's a genius. It's like explaining how a sculptor made their piece of art. Thanks for the video.

[@avalondreaming1433]

Absolutely love Tori. One of my favorite songs! Thanks for this one Fil.💚

[@benpowersguitar]

She has such a unique voice. A great talent. Great as always man.