FIRST REACTION - The Stylistics - Everything Is You

FIRST REACTION - The Stylistics - Everything Is You
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[@Lfg117]

Live: demonstrates Stylistics' raw ability, voices, harmony & choreography.Icons.

[@laminage]

This Group helped epitomize The Philly Soul Sound. The Lead Singer Russell Tompkins was a major influence on not only Barry Gibb (The Bee Gees) but Jordan Knight Of New Kids On The Block. Another Group Member Thom Bell Co Wrote The Songs with Linda Creed (RIP) who also wrote The Greatest Love Of All that both George Benson & Whitney Houston (RIP) recorded. The Song is actually "You Are Everything" and is a song that has taken a live of it's own. It was the Love Theme for Kevin Arnold & Winnie Cooper on The Wonder Years, The Late Marvin Gaye & Diana Ross recorded it on a Duet Album and it was also performed on the Finale of Pop Idol when Gareth Gates (the runner up) performed it with Rachel Stevens of S Club 7. A small snippet was also sung on Ripley's Game.

[@billwilliams5889]

Thom Bell’s melodies and Linda Creed’s lyrics are heaven-sent.

[@nkcbrazil]

You should really listen to the studio version. And @Robert A, they were not Motown, but from the Philly Sound, which was so different from the Motown sound.

[@FarazFarooqui-lq1fj]

Jesus Christ! People had so much feeling back then holy crap! Thanks mom for playing this when I was little around home ❤

[@lioninwinter9316]

Another to react to is "Rubberband Man" by The Detroit Spinners, or just The Spinners. If you haven't heard it of course.

[@kentclark6420]

This was fun seeing the live version. Great song! For me, I prefer the original version because it's slower, smoother and less jazzy, which fits the mood of the song.

[@robertsanders7061]

They are not Motown. They are from Philadelphia. Philly soul

[@jon-kl9mk]

Nothing like old school. The memories :)

[@worldwidebirthdaycelebrations]

Hi, Mommy! Always start with studio version first! It's how you compare live to studio! Studio is the blueprint!

[@bstnd3]

Love this group. Original members were Russell Tompkins Jr., James Smith, Airrion Love, James Dunn and Herb Murrell

[@jon-kl9mk]

Smoke Gets in Your Eyes by the Platters is another oldie but goodie ;)

[@danielolson5378]

You gotta check out You Make Me Feel Brand New with these guys!

[@robertsanders7061]

Have you heard the Righteous Brothers “Unchained Melody”? Bobby Hatfield live version

[@janetbrooksakaspiritwalker]

I love this song. This was one of the first albums I bought in 1974.( by this group).

[@nancywood9531]

Amazingly the recording was made by Russell Thompkins Jr in 1974..the video you are showing is Russell Thompkins jr and new Stylistics in concert just a few years ago. His voice is still the same. It is Russell, Raymond Johnson, Jonathan Buckstln, Ed Ranton and the keyboard /stage director is Kenneth Thompson who was with the original stylistics band.

[@terrencebailey7567]

JFAT! Jam for all time)

[@davidphillips4476]

That was definitely the style of the time. The were very good

[@codeblood2000]

So awesome

[@dhtm3577]

Classic and wonderful!

[@vancelubben5300]

This song was playing several times during the Wonder Years tv show with Kevin and Winnie. It's gold

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

Philly Soul in da house!

[@sheilascoyne861]

Yes air high five and goosebumps, some people when discussing age, they always want you to say your younger. Me personally I love getting older, why well its obvious that from my time we had some amazing music. Thank you Maunalee for my flash back. Yes🥰❤💯✌

[@rogerhigginbothamh2875]

Thank you for video. Look at the videos from the 74 when they younger and all of the original singers from the group was there. Russell Tompkins Jr voice in his 20,s was prime. His falsetto was off the hook. Peace

[@nancywood9531]

This video she played was Russell Thompkins jr singing the entire song with Raymond Johnson instead of IRIONovd ( not in Russell's new group) and the irigin was 74...this video at Houston concert some 50 years later. Russell still sounds great at 70 years old

[@siuleopouesi5794]

I really would love to see you react to Switch I call your name, the full 7 song. It's one of the best songs ever!!!

[@spacefanatic]

You should listen to the studio version as it is much softer.

[@barbarahouser2193]

YES!!!

[@ricktassone6529]

Great old school 🎧🎶 love it. Hi Maunalee

[@themajicman745]

They really wasn't dancing...we called that stepping back in the day.

[@steve-eq8kx]

Four Tops? Chi-Lites?

[@bertc2314]

You must listen to Gabriel Henrique. he's so good you think he is not real.

[@terencelew5735]

Really easy on the ears. Back to Motown. I loved this type of music-very popular back in the day. They certainly don’t produce music like this anymore.

[@johnleonard6878]

Live virgin is much different then studio recording

[@jimcorbeil]

What Not to Love - Thank You : )

[@cliftonparago4547]

This looked like The New Stylistics not The Stylistics. TNS was formed by the Stylistics lead singer after he parted ways

[@julioverne579]

please do Lil B - I Love You... its the same feel

[@jamesnash6101]

Listen to the audio or studio recording first then listen to the live version next. Very seldom is the live version as good as the studio.

[@t.r.1708]

Thx! Loved it! I have them on the “Avco” label! There was also a surge of “the girl bands” which is interesting ie the Ronettes etc. Were you trying to think of the Spinners? Four tops? Dramatics? So many! Thx again! -Terry from Canoga Park

[@farber2]

such a hotttttie

[@lynne5322]

A sublime song. Google Whitney Houston paying homage to it.... You won't regret it.

[@CamiMack5616]

Nothing beats old school. This song kills me; it's so beautiful and sad. That ending. Wow. Studio version is better, though.

[@ConquerWealth.network]

The Bee Gees were influenced by this group. They emulated this falsetto and style.

[@lioninwinter9316]

Great Motown group. Classic 70's ballad.

[@themajicman745]

They weren't with Motown.

[@sainttrunks1982]

You Picked the Worse Version of this song to listen too. For whatever reason... smh

[@francismedina4547]

You should have listened to the audio version off their debut album and not this live version. This live version stinks!! 🤢