Donna Summer Love to Love You Baby Extended Version (EROTIC & SENSUAL!) | Dereck Reacts

#donnasummer #lovetoloveyoubaby #moroder #giorgio #reaction
Hi all welcome back to another video Dereck Reacts back at it again! This time around we take a look at another reaction of Donna Summer with a PATREON request to check out "Love to Love You Baby." In this extended version we get it all, Giorgio Moroder really is king with instrumentation. Donna's vocals shine, but in a different more overtly sexual way. Have a gander!
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[@ono1dij]

And that's 1975!!! Can you imagine what it was to listen this in 1975??? Hiper sexual, hiper disco, hiper trance, a real revolution in pop music. And this is the original version on the record, that occupies entire side A of the original album... She later wasn't very confortable with this because a lot of people called her the Sex Queen, so she slowly in the following years started to mix this sexy side with another themes, but I think she was a pioneer and a huge influence for many artists who came several years later... Ahead of her time, with this song, and with "I Feel Love" a few years later, Donna / Moroder / Bellote, ETERNAL ICONS!!!

[@herrbonk3635]

Haha! That's not how I perceived it in 1976, when I first heard it. Music was corny and sexy, long before that, at least in my part of the world. I'm not trying to be unfriendly or anything, but I saw this as just another piece of cheesy pop music when it came out. Regarding commercial disco, I preferred things like Abba and Boney M, even Baccara actually (they sounded sexier than Donna :D)

[@herrbonk3635]

(Had only heard shorter versions though, I forgot to say. This one is actually kind of interesting... :D)

[@lesliesmith1797]

​@@herrbonk3635 You're just ONE voice among millions little man

[@herrbonk3635]

@@lesliesmith1797 You too, little woman.

[@oceanlover3530]

I was fortunate enough to have seen Donna Summer in concert in the mid ‘90’s here in California. I don’t think many people realize just how beautiful and powerful this woman’s voice was. Her voice live, is even better then her studio recordings. She was in the same category as Whitney Houston when it came to her vocal abilities, yet she got no where near the same praise as Whitney, which is a shame. I’m glad we can honor her by revisiting her music like this today. Thanks for the reaction! 🙂✌🏻🙂

[@wm8498]

Thank you for this comment! I agree. Donna was a VERY talented singer and could sing almost any genre of music with her vocal abilities. I saw her in concert 3 or 4 times and she was AMAZING!!! I think a lot of people ONLY think of her a "The Queen of Disco" but she was SO MUCH more! Doesn't get the credit and real praise she deserves. If it wasn't for Donna, there may not have been a Madonna or Whitney. She helped pave the way for a lot of female artists that followed.

[@oceanlover3530]

@@wm8498 👍🏻🙂👍🏻

[@euronick61]

I was lucky to see her twice .. 1987 in Manchester and 1996 at The Royal Albert Hall in London .. excellent .. she was so underrated

[@lamusiclover2264]

I saw Donna live probably 10 times, starting with Universal Amphtheeatre on the night she recorded the Live and More album. If you notice on that album, she doesn't use the baby breath voice and goes full throttle. Donna had the most unbelievable voice. Her live performances were studio quality or better on ANYTHING. She could and did sing everything. Rock, New Wave, Country, EDM, Standards, just endless talent. and yes, she was very underrated. Her record companies screwed her over. again and again. Thankfully there are many videos on KZbin that document her singing live and singing songs she never recorded. No one has a voice like hers and no one ever will.

[@wm8498]

@@lamusiclover2264 That is SO COOL you were there for the Live and More recording!! I LOVE that album! And I completely agree with you on everything you said here.

[@kennethayers36]

Donna was the true queen of disco hands down.

[@wm8498]

And can you imagine? This was 1975! It was banned in many countries because it was WAY too sexual at the time. She actually wrote the lyrics and recorded it as a demo for another singer to sing. She NEVER intended the song for herself. They liked her demo so much when it was played at a particular party, that they had her go in make this 17 minute version because everyone wanted it played over and over at this party and that was what really started it all for her. She was so uncomfortable recording it that she had the lights dimmed to dark and lied on the floor on her back singing. She did do all the background vocals herself on this song too as she did with most of her songs. She may have had a couple of singers backing her too, not sure but I know it's her there too.

[@srenjensen5735]

She rarely did backing vocals herself after this. The original 1975 recording featured only herself, but when they remixed and extended it for the album version, Gitta Walthers, Lucy Neale and Betsy Allen overdubbed additional backing vocals which is what you hear on the last part of the album version (at 18:00 in this video, Love to love you, baby baby ... and the entire reprise).

[@daveking-sandbox9263]

It was mainly banned in the United States, land of the Puritans.

[@wm8498]

@@daveking-sandbox9263 LOL! Right?

[@tonynegron1927]

@@daveking-sandbox9263 🤔 l think they played the whole version after midnight. It went to #2 on the Pop charts. Whole album went #1 on disco charts. I was only 10 when it first came out. 👑 Donna Summer was the Queen of disco/dance of the late 70's. 🎤 My favorite Diva. First seen her live in '78. I was 13 at that time. 🌹 D.S. 1948-2012 ☆

[@ALBERTMIRC]

Looove Donna Summer! She is my forever DIVA

[@kellybacon4526]

Donna Summer woke up the world with this song Love to Love you baby, I remember playing this song over and over and over again I believe my mother got tired of hearing it. But to make a long story short Donna Summer became one of my very best artists all time may she rest in peace.

[@angelicapugh483]

Wow! That was a really sensual Donna but classic Donna Summer as well! ❤️

[@Emmenem68]

Thank you for reacting to the full album version of this iconic track.This is undoubtedly one of the sexiest songs ever recorded (if not THE sexiest). And to think this was 1975! As you said, she only wanted to record it as a demo and not release it herself. She said in an interview that the record was released in the US without her even knowing about it. It exploded over there and there was no stopping it anymore. Donna Summer, Giorgio Moroder & Pete Bellotte were a winning combination and real trailblazers in the seventies. Everything they created during that time was pure gold! They were very prolific as well, often releasing two albums in one year. Donna was also the first artist to take three consecutive double albums to number one on the US album chart. I recommend you react to the MacArthur Park Suite. It's almost 18 minutes long and it's EPIC! Her majectic vocals on this particular track are mindblowing. Here's a link with full lyrics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJ-4ZnhsbtN_pKM

[@kimmatura3564]

I’m a 62 yo woman and the young guys in the shipping department thought they could shock me with a rap song. I told them to play a song from my high school years and they were the ones shocked!!

[@KNichelle]

Your reaction to this song was priceless!😂🔥💃🕺🔥😂

[@mrob1969]

I was 11 years old the first time I heard this song. It was MAGIC.

[@briancooper2007]

Oh wow you did the original full 17 min version. I love the track it could go on forever for me

[@Dannyboy.]

That bridge at 18'11 is everything ! My favorite part of the song. Wish it was longer...

[@janolerasmussen5393]

Yeah...... and couldn't keep his mouth shut.

[@christopherwoods6777]

I hear it now and can't believe this was on regular FM radio stations at that time. Great song.

[@jeremyblancaflor5257]

I really love your reaction for this😂

[@Mr.Greeeeeen]

Back then people were not as half so sensitive as today. The 70s were much more fun, crazy, sexy and so on. Today everybody gets hystercial over everything and nothing. Give me a timemachine thank you very much! 🕺🥂👌🕺

[@camcrown9880]

Have to love Donna Summer. Always a classic.

[@sarahb6163]

FINALLY someone did the extended version

[@liveandmore]

Love your impressions on this classic song. Donna was one of a kind. Keep them coming!

[@paulmason6474]

I went to see her in 1976 in Manchester UK. The atmosphere was electric. She was so,so good. We came out dancing on air, went to the club and danced all night. An unforgettable experience.

[@bistredehomard2123]

Totally excellent! Love it 💓!

[@allenstark4611]

Derek thank you so much for doing more donna. You need to do more of her hits to dicover her true genius and versatility. Truly beyond compare! I want to see your reactions so badly!

[@rayali9854]

I like this song.great review dereck.

[@albertochaparro1813]

Her music was out of this world thanks for the memories. (Tonight I celebrate my love for you is another love making song )

[@JimmieJamOfTheDay]

Donna was a stellar vocalist who acted out her songs. So much so to the extent of almost being unrecognizable. One might not know this was the same singer that sung "She Works Hard For The Money", "On The Radio" or "Dinner With Gershwin". That's one of the reasons she's #1 on my female vocalist list: Because all other female vocalist seem to sound the same from one song to the next. Donna changed it up vocally. She once said, she made her voice fit the style of the song, instead of turning down a song simply because it wasn't her style like another singer might have done. Donna made it her style by taking on the character of the song. On this one, she was imagining Marilyn Monroe, singing it in the dark and, I believe, lying on the floor.

[@bigolebot]

I'm a fan of your channel. Do you have a Facebook page or anything I can support?

[@JimmieJamOfTheDay]

@@bigolebot Hi. Thanks for liking my channel. If you have subscribed to it, then you are supporting it and I appreciate it. I don't have a Facebook page for my channel though.

[@bigolebot]

@@JimmieJamOfTheDay Fair enough. I remember you use to be on Prince Org website forum. What happened... How come you stopped going there?

[@JimmieJamOfTheDay]

@@bigolebot Oh, yeah! I used to post my videos there. Not sure. May have just gotten bored there. I likely decided to just do it all on KZbin and my Facebook page. KZbin has the music videos and I post two songs/videos a week on my Facebook page. One of them being a Donna Summer video every Sunday. If you remember, I love Donna Summer. 🙂

[@bigolebot]

@@JimmieJamOfTheDay . Meh you're not missing much. That website is cancerous.

[@kraby1]

I never heard this version. ThanKs

[@euronick61]

Brilliant Dereck .. you should try Donna's full length version of Try Me, I Know We Can Make It .. like Love To Love You Baby it covered the whole side A of her 1976 album A Love Trilogy

[@fabianmolina8920]

Donna Summer es y sera siempre, la Reina de las discotecas, su Voz y su fuerza así lo demostraron, Colombia y todos los latinoamericanos la Amamos... Única.. Forever

[@gohamroad990]

I was waiting for this reaction ... Thanks D.

[@greghowell2766]

It blew our minds in 1975. This was the second commercially available 12" extended release and the first 12" remix release that was a hit.

[@WhiteTiger333]

Memory Lane! Friday afternoon at the U. of Illinois. Finished classes, knocked out 2 housekeeping jobs, got in about 2 hours of homework and, by 10pm, rolled a joint, lit it, hopped onto my bicycle and rode to the new disco bar in an Urbana warehouse. Danced until about 2am when we got sent to our beds by the bar owners. :D These songs were new. And, oh, yeah - Love to Love You, Baby. :D

[@febed01]

So pleased to hear it again, along with your reaction. This songs today makes me feel nostalgic about the local FM radio where I listened to it first when I was 12-13 (the radio station was set in a farm and broadcasting about 30kms around, the hosts were all volunteers bringing their own records, and at night a machine automatically played cassettes). Also, I notice today this song had many "seeds" that later got me into prog ;)

[@tarzanisno1]

🧡🧡🧡 Donna Summer ! Donna performed her part of this recording in one take! This was a transitional song that took us from Funk Disco to Full-on Disco. Both are incorporated here. Back in the day, there was some naughty going on on a crowded dance floor. Trust me. Pump up the volume and let the music take you away. So great that you're experiencing this. Thanks, for the music and appreciative reaction.

[@justeleblanc7554]

The Queen of the Queens🎶🎵🎼 I love your reactions !! thank you for sharing them⚘ 👋 from Marseilles..France 🇨🇵

[@johnandrews3151]

Dereck, I actually own both the album and the 12" single of Love To Love You Baby so I can tell you definitively that both versions are the same. Donna had several great albums and there were quite a few great album cuts that were very good. One such deep cut is called Love's Unkind. I hope you check it out. During the last half of the 1970's, Donna became known as the Undisputed Queen Of Disco. She was the only real competition to the Bee Gees, who were the undisputed Kings of Disco. But unlike the Bee Gees, when Disco died in the early 80's, Donna Summer had more hits than the Bee Gees and was the only Disco artist to successfully make the transition to pop with hits like Cold Love, Who Do You Think You're Fooling, The Wanderer and her anthem song to working women everywhere, She Works Hard For The Money. However, she never again was able to reach the heady heights she experienced during her reign as the Queen Of Disco. I hope you will check out more Donna Summer including the epic MacArthur Park medley which contains three songs with the MacArthur Park Reprise at the end. Well worth your time spent hearing.

[@LuisFernandez-ee2ti]

MacArthur Park Suite (all 17 minutes of it) was a true Summer-Moroder-Bellotte masterpiece. Her vocals went through the roof and up to the heavens with that one.

[@lamusiclover2264]

They made it 17 minutes on purpose because that was documented to be the average time it took a couple to climax during sex. The album had this version. It took up the whole first side of the album, and then there were only 4 cuts on the other side, plus a reprise of Full Of Emptiness. She uses her stronger voice on "Pandora's Box" which is a great song. Giorgio Moroder was her producer with Pete Bellote for all of her albums up to the previously unreleased " I"m Rainbow" She moved on to other producers after that. Moroder is iconic and produced for other singers and did many 80's soundtrack albums.

[@LotusFlower5312]

Absolutely beautiful & yes she SLAYS this song!!!! It’s one of those songs you can just loose yourself in & the sexual reference is secondary for me. Brilliantly done!!!

[@samueldevulder]

Sounds good. If the sound is too loud, your neighbors might think you are having good times ;) Instrumental sections are very 70's but yet, still really enjoyable. Thanks Derek for that.

[@romerjusu3804]

Derick needed a towel LOL 😘🤗🤩😉

[@traceystewart2583]

DEREK I LOVE YOU YOUR FACIAL REACTION ARE BEAUTIFUL MAKES MY DAY ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😂

[@randychampion184]

Kudos to you Dereck for being ready to take this trip, this odyssey that is is the masterpiece...I recommend the extended version of Could It Be Magic next!!!

[@chriskat2457]

Excellent Video Dereck, I love your reaction. Donna was (is) incredible and Giorgio is perfection. You should listen to and if you can react to her ON THE RADIO Greatest Hits Vol 1&2 Album, I don't think there is a better Greatest Hit Package and the transitions are amazing.

[@Emmenem68]

I agree! It's probaby my favorite compilation album by any artist ever. Each album side was arranged in one continuous mix, with every track flowing seamlessly into the next, making it a non-stop disco extravaganza. The album ended on side 4 with the 12-minute long 12-inch version of "No More Tears" followed by a reprise of the title track "On The Radio" in its long version. Pure perfection.

[@briancooper2007]

Believe it or not to get through singing the track Donna said she cast herself as Marilyn Monroe, and it was her thinking of what the song would sound like had Marilyn been the one singing it because she could not do it as herself. Donna never thought of herself as a sexual person, she said she was the funny girl. After hearing the song her new label and the world cast her as this sexual goddess. After the press named her the First Lady Of Love her label wanted her to be that. Donna had a hard time playing this character she hated it. Around 1978 she hated it so much she almost killed herself because of the attention she was getting. Thank god she didn't, but after she become a born again christian she never sang the song live again. After the 70's you will not find a live version of LTLYB ever again.

[@lizzylaronde2234]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eavYYoqMZtFqhKc

[@lizzylaronde2234]

Not sure where you get your information but I saw her in 2008 and she sang LTLYB, this link above will bring you to her singing it in Paris in 2009.

[@briancooper2007]

Well I got my information off of Vh1 Behind The Music, Lifetime Intimate Portrait. Granted these shows were done in both 1997 and 1998. I guess things change after all those years but she herself did say she never wanted to sing the song again. I guess around this time she made peace with it.

[@briancooper2007]

@@lizzylaronde2234 If you look at the first comment someone backs up what I said. She didn't do the track for years.

[@daveking-sandbox9263]

I played bass on that. We played through the the 16:40 minutes then the tracks were just muted at the mix to make it sound like an arrangement. It's just 2 parts.

[@paulmoloney6590]

Interesting reveal, my hat is off to you sir! 🎩

[@job89]

This is soo great

[@Mr17051963]

Excelent reaction (more like a review) of a classic from the dawn of the Disco Nights! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@josny1]

Also, Jungle Fever , 1972 by the Chakachas.

[@ph.ch.6541]

un chef d'oeuvre! vive les seventie's !

[@treborcsr]

Donna Summer's best song - I Feel Love....the long remix versions (there are many) are SO great to listen to...esp driving long distances.

[@davidbarnes1113]

I remember I was about 11 or 12 when that song came out and my mom wouldn’t let me listen to it. 😂 you should react to Janet Jackson “Would You Mind?” And “Pillow Talk” by Sylvia

[@johnandrews3151]

Pillow Talk is a very good song.

[@key8422]

See too...my aunt's and uncle's would put this on and my Grandma would scream..."cut that isht off"! Whew...she would get so mad. This was a jam.

[@robertjoelsson2387]

In a way I think it was considered less naughty in those days than these days. Anyways, a good long song with lots of memories. Cute reaction btw☺️

[@ScottPothan]

You’re perfectly correct on that score - it was never shocking to us in London then anyway

[@herrbonk3635]

Yes, the 2000s are the new middle ages, and also 1984. I mean, moral panic everywhere, and strongly (legally) *enforced* "respect" from each and every person for crasy religious beliefs.

[@Buttercup-vw2zo]

WRONG. This is tame compared to what plays now. The 2000s are pure TRASH....No talent either

[@valskelton9848]

I do remember my dad’s eyebrows going up when this was on Top of the Pops!

[@marcgasse3321]

She was the greatest of her time...

[@jaijones2036]

Whew! after this ended I smoked a cigarette...and took a shower.

[@ombeline_beline]

Thank you so much for making me rediscovering that voluptuous pearl again...

[@brentgunderson1349]

I believe it was Time magazine that in their review described it as "a marathon of 22 orgasms" 😂

[@stansolo4138]

you're blushing

[@rw4487]

Lol

[@monalizalorenzo3662]

😄☺️

[@monalizalorenzo3662]

She had to record this solo in a room to internalize and the guys in the other room were All sweaty😂

[@sarahb6163]

aren't we all 😂

[@scottbrown5818]

You're blushing, I'm blushing, everybody is blushing. Yeah!

[@jcpmadonna8788]

Donna Summers is like the best music to get high420 to because the songs are so long sometimes you just get lost ...

[@kf9346]

DISCO! When White, Hispanic, Black, Gay and straight people all start to club together, to the same music, in the same space! ❤❤❤

[@robertpaisley8643]

I bought this as very young teen..had to turn the sound down in my bedroom..lol..the original track.the strings are slay.!..its a classic. So good the whole song is epic ..its in my top 40 songs.

[@DereckReacts]

Omg! great story! Lol

[@robertpaisley8643]

@@DereckReacts Yrah the original is about 4.10..in 1975 was 13..lol so bought it an loved it it got banned from the radio..!.. true I had turn volume down or wait till was alone or buy headphones !.. great song though like sharing it with u x

[@jcpmadonna8788]

you have to do Donna Summer's MacArthur's Park the long version it's 17 minutes as well but it's three songs in one amazing like amazing best lyric from it is (After all the loves of my life, you'll still be the one )

[@wigamania7605]

In the 70s you had to listen to this song in low volume. You wouldnt want your neighbours to hear it. It was revolutionary. Thankyou Donna thank you Giorgio snd Pete.

[@lamusiclover2264]

She did not pleasure herself. She laid down on the floor in the dark and imagined herself in a sexual situation. In reality, She never liked this song at all and felt embarrassed to have done it. After her Bad Girls tour, she stopped performing it live. I did see her bring it back in a great concert in 2009, but she cleaned it up without the moaning.

[@dan74695]

The only part she didn't like was the moaning.

[@lamusiclover2264]

@@dan74695 well that was about 90% of the song. She didn't like the moaning I'm any of her early songs and stop doing those early songs in her concerts.

[@mpt3245]

I think she said the audience would get too wild when she sang it.

[@lamusiclover2264]

@@mpt3245 people did, as they did for all of her songs, but the biggest reason was that she didn't feel right singing it anymore when she became a Christian, and she never really liked it anyway

[@leehung4429]

I heard that Donna Summer imitated Marilyn Monroe to get that emphasis.

[@garyhughes7710]

LoveMsSummer'sVoice LoveYourReactions Dereck,YouAreTheMan

[@joseluisnovoa6472]

La Reyna del DISCO, DONNA SUMMER!🤩😘💖🌹

[@jcpmadonna8788]

Anyone else just rubbing their thighs as they're watching this like yesss Donna yesss yesssss

[@IMEveryTrueAmericanRU]

Kudo's to you for doing the long version reaction.

[@karinchristensen5621]

Will you please also react to 'Hot stuff' with Donna Summer. She was a great singer.

[@zanna90]

Try dancing to all 17 minutes... was a trip! Donna will always be the DIVA!!

[@Nano_IV]

Do more reactions on Donna, I don't know if it will be possible but I'll love to see your reaction of the "Once Upon a Time" album. Or maybe 'Down Deep Inside (Theme from The Deep)' ^^

[@Leftatalbuquerque]

You have to remember the era. Hugh Hefner, Playboy and Penthouse, The Love Shop in Logan's Run, and the discovery of the female orgasm by greater society. That was the '70's.

[@josny1]

Well later you had " In the Bush" by Musique too. That was banned from many stations. So was this by Donna Summer. Big hit this was in the Discos

[@marktirado4527]

I feel like having a love to love you thing....I just need a lover loooool

[@tonysc7610]

I volunteer Mark. lol

[@marktirado4527]

@@tonysc7610 lol

[@arsennelupin584]

Back to the disco !donna summer 😎☢👍This is not my favorite song I prefer "Hot stuff" . Thank's a lot Dereck

[@hoagymapleton2206]

Masterpiece

[@TheoriginalMach2000]

I can't imagine how many babies were made to this version of the song. The original story is it was sent to the president of Casablanca records, when it arrived they were having a party, 70's style (read drugs orgy) and he played it and all the guests were saying over and over again, put it back on, put it back on. So that's when he called Moroder and told him to do an extended version #truestory

[@jeanpicard4753]

Donna Summer, a queen, so sensual, so good, you cannot imagine the first time you heard that in club or at home, it was so ........

[@SABOREAME68]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ DONNA SOMMER... Your reaction is awesome... this song was first heard in Europe in a commercial and everyone couldn't get enough from this song, and I remember going to the disco and dancing for the entire long version with my buddies and when the moaning began we all moaned with her it was epic!!!!!

[@Leftatalbuquerque]

The best "short version" is the one on the On The Radio collection. It is longer than the original 45.

[@EastCoastGal66]

The Best Song played in the Clubs back in the day in 1975 ❤️

[@johnandrews3151]

Let us not forger that Georgio Moroder did all of the synthesized music for Donna Summer and also a couple of soundtracks. One was the soundtrack for Midnight Express, which contained the hit single Chase, and the other was the soundtrack for Cat People with the original version of Putting Out Fire (With Gasoline) with David Bowie on lead vocals. Of course, Georgio!s first hit came in the very early 70's and is called Baby Blue.

[@rsmith7912]

I guess your comments here depend on where you live in the world. I'm in the UK & Giorgio's first hit single here was in Sep '77, taken from the album of the same name 'From Here To Eternity'. It peaked at no 20 on the pop charts just only a couple of months after Donna's megahit 'I Feel Love' had shot to no 1 in the pop charts staying there for four weeks in total. 'Eternity' is an outstanding production by Giorgio. The A-side is just one glorious medley of pure electronic disco tracks. 'Baby Blue' which you mention, was released in '79 as an album track on his 'E=MC2' LP but it was never a single release, not in the UK anyway. Giorgio also produced a few other Soundtrack albums at the time. The American Gigolo LP gave Blondie a no 1 hit with 'Call Me'. The Top Gun LP gave Berlin another no 1 hit with 'You Take My Breath Away'. He made the OSTs for 'Battlestar Gallactica' & 'Foxes' with Jodie Foster starring. That LP has another very 'Chase' like epic disco track called 'Valley Of The Dolls' on it which has to be heard very loud if possible. Moroder was a very busy man during those years & is definately the King of electronic disco while Donna was also being very busy holding the title of The Queen of Disco & the first Lady of Love. We were so lucky back then to have such innovating artists in our lifetimes.

[@rdwulf6289]

MASTERPIECE.

[@wrenchase61]

The song wasn't from a 12" single. It was from her LP album. It took up the whole first side of the LP album. The radio edit was the short version.

[@michaeldaugette802]

This song and try me I know we can make by her was on the first album I ever bought in 1978 when I was 6 years old lol it had Giorgio Moroder on it too with Nights in white satin a cover of the moody blues song both are awesome

[@davidvornsand6054]

I’ve put this reaction on a loop! The parts when you’re trying not to talk dirty are the best!

[@ScottPothan]

Saw her perform live in Germany before she was global - was a gay nightclub in a converted WW2 aircraft hangar in Nuremberg- think it was 74/75 New Years when I was in Munich. She was AMAZING! There were in fact two memorable life-moments for me that night. I was staying with my lover Dini in Munich, a Hungarian Count so a wide social circle he took me everywhere and everywhere we went to dinner parties and clubs I got told endlessly that I had a doppelgänger in Munich. We all hear this at stages in life so I ignored it. Until THAT night I’m dancing with hundreds of men to Donna Summer on stage- I looked across at a boy staring at me! As soon as our eyes met - I knew it was him - it was me!!! We couldn’t stop looking at each other. I did get to speak to him but he spoke very little English. And my German was rudimentary. But I’ve never forgotten him with the soundtrack of Donna Summer to accompany us and that meeting of doppelgängers.

[@cgleisberg3355]

Cool .. I was too young at this time and I imagine you loved her ?

[@ScottPothan]

@@cgleisberg3355 we all loved her .... until she became homophobic

[@jasperjasper7224]

Hello,Handsome. This is amazing. Listing to it.

[@jasperjasper7224]

Barbara streisand donna Summer no More tears

[@DereckReacts]

I did this one....it was amazing ❤️ but I haven't check out the extended yet

[@jasperjasper7224]

@@DereckReacts Falco. Rock me Amadeus 😍😘

[@franklynbetancourt1669]

I adore Donna Summer and very much appreciate your site, LOVE LOVE LOVE, heres a few other songs you need to check out from the BAD GIRLS dble record set tracks #13 OUR LOVE, #14 LUCKY e& #15 SUNSET PEOPLE. These 3 songs run into each other seamlessly there are hipnotic and transend you .

[@dashhedgehog9191]

Can you please check out her other Hi-NRG Songs such as Our Love and Sunset People

[@LodewijkieNL]

Thanks! Good review and funny to see your facial expressions during the song 😊 Try the “Four Seasons Of Love” album of Donna Summer next time (especially the song “Spring Affair” and the transition into “Summer Fever”). You will be hooked as well and “take a little Summer with you” as Donna stated. 😊 By the way...Beyoncé used a sample of thuis song in her hit “ Naughty Girl”

[@ginaarendtson9478]

This was a hard song from the disco queen. Her father was a preacher.

[@ScottPothan]

No so hard - she turned homophobe soon enough

[@jacobusp.1544]

Rumours....Read the whole Story..

[@lizzylaronde2234]

Her father was not a preacher ! He was butcher and her mother was a teacher.

[@lizzylaronde2234]

@@ScottPothan Donna was never homophobic, don't talk about things you were not around for. The alleged comments were nothing more than bad rumours.

[@ScottPothan]

@@lizzylaronde2234 she did say anti gay stuff and it WAS reported worldwide and I WAS alive and an activist then. She tried to shut it down - so don’t you shut ME down

[@jorgeandrew]

1) Love to love (Donna Summer) = likes 2) Justify my love (Madonna) = comments

[@kevinrybak8638]

Way before Madonna folks. Enough said.

[@rickeyjay7164]

I just found this and had wondered if anyone reacted to this full length studio version - the best. It’s so beautiful…. Hard to believe this got radio play in 1975, though a very friendly short version. I remember People magazine stating there were 42 orgasms in this. Also she was asked if she was touching herself during the recording process and she answered “Yes. I had a hand on one knee.” The way the instrumentation fades and then rebuilds with so many layers is a sex act itself. Yes - brilliant!

[@adambohlin5112]

I wish you could have seen her live, these were the sexy years in music era 1975-1980, Eartha kitt, Amanda Lear, Madleen Kane and ofc Donna Summer all played on this sexy vibe.

[@kennethayers36]

Awesome bro

[@lucifer68661]

Beyoncé sampled this song in her song "Naughty Girl".

[@alansmyth2204]

She’s just class

[@vicentesoler9266]

Una masterpiece de la música disco 💿 de giorgio Moroder y escrita y cantada y coros por Donna Sumers fue en su epoca un acontecimiento mudial estuvo prohibida en varios paises pero fue un exito rotundo y revoluciono todo el panorama musical en los 70 love ❤Donna Summer ❤

[@raymondcpl]

What a great orgasmic track.. and blushing reaction!! I remember radio stations everywhere banning this, and that was only the shorter single...

[@sallysteele9220]

Donna Summer "Hot stuff".

[@dan74695]

And "Bad Girls" kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3NhYyNmLOto8k