FIRST TIME HEARING Aretha Franklin - (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman REACTION!!!

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[@veronicadabney1466]

That "instrument" is a violin. Watch the Kennedy Center Honors for her performance in front of Obama and songwriter Carole King.

[@vespoint]

I think that performance will go down in history as one of the most epic ever. When she drops that fur on the stage…EPIC.

[@tolicelawrence461]

LOVE THAT PERFORMANCE !!!💖💖💖

[@edith6797]

I was about to suggest this performance

[@amyk9175]

Sounds deeper than a violin, perhaps viola or cello, but strings nonetheless. Definitely not an accordion.

[@ChrisMaxfieldActs]

@@amyk9175 Cello, for sure.

[@adamhenry2605]

Fun Fact: This song was written by the great Carole King who is a legendary song writer and a great artist in her own right who just got inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

[@wnsafford1854]

If you haven’t seen Aretha do Natural Woman at Carole’s 2015 Kennedy Center Honors, it’s well worth a watch. Aretha had been having health problems, but you’d never know it. Fantastic performance & Carole is so funny...absolutely giddy with excitement.

[@jacqueline4514]

Carole King is a legend; Tapestry was one of the first albums I asked my father to buy for me 😊

[@adamhenry2605]

@@wnsafford1854 I have seen it. It was a fantastic performance!

[@JimiBurleigh]

Carole King was one of the few women who worked in the Brill Bldg. as a staff writer alongside her then husband Jerry Goffin she wrote some of the most popular songs of the day. "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" was a big deal for them because it allowed Jerry to quite his "day job" (he was a chemist, I think).

[@mstewart109]

Twon, please go down the Carole King rabbit hole. Anything off the tapestry album is amazing

[@rhiahlMT]

She is the best! Another female is Roberta Flack. Such a pure voice. "First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" and "Killing Me Softly"

[@kennbicknell5492]

Yes! And her duet with Donny Hathaway, "The Closer I Get To You"

[@750count]

@@kennbicknell5492 Yes Roberta Flack

[@LizJasonHEA]

Oh I forgot to say this in my previous comment. My favorite Aretha song is Freedom. I love it when she tells those men they better treat her right. This one starts out with the line "You better think, think about what you're trying to do to me!" and it's a doozy

[@MPardo-cx6jj]

@@LizJasonHEA "Think" is the title of that song.

[@ginalolajupiter2942]

She sang this for The Obamas and Barack got a little misty. It was truly a great moment.

[@darkomtobia]

When you get a title like The Queen Of Soul you're doing things right.

[@paddysworld3978]

Written by Carole King, sung by Aretha Franklin. Two legends, one beautiful song!

[@jacquelinebell6467]

Aretha IS the QUEEN OF SOUL! She was a National treasure beloved by the whole wide world RIP! Her songs live forever! Here you go: “Ain’t No Way” “Dont Play That Song For Me” “Day Dreaming” “Dr Feel Good” “Do Right Woman Do Right Man” & “ Giving Him Something He Can Feel.” These songs should get you acquainted with her Royal Highness! 👸🏽

[@armadillotoe]

When you hear most modern singers compared to Aretha, it is enough to make you cry.

[@creditorclass6513]

The Queen of Soul. Point blank period.

[@elouiseexummrsnelson3]

The Queen held court everytime she opened her mouth. All hail the Queen.

[@ThePhilly501]

#FACT

[@happymethehappyone8300]

ROBERTA FLACK "KILLING ME SOFTLY" & "THE FIRST TIME EVER I SAW YOUR FACE"..CLASSICS..TRUTH!!

[@kikivon3501]

Roberts’s voice is like butter!!!!!

[@dorothyzbornak9974]

Oh Aretha was my GIRL!!! There wasn’t anything she couldn’t sing. I saw her in concert and she was unbelievable.There was so much love, so much talent, and so much fun. She was also the first woman inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!!! And, most importantly, she was a very important part of the civil rights movement. I cried when she passed away 3 years ago and I will always miss her talent, her spirit, and her heart. R.I.P. my dear Aretha…and thank you for all the joy.

[@sherylstone8804]

Aretha passed in 2018. She will always be the Queen of Soul with all the beauty and grace that go with the title. Legendary talent and strong woman. RIP

[@lynnborsa7201]

You will never regret opening her door. Love your reaction

[@bam55sgarage77]

Young man this is the Queen of Soul one of the greatest singers and musicians to ever live. You hear one note and you know its Aretha. She was also a amazing pianist.

[@827dusty]

Wow! The "Queen of Soul" is just that. Aretha started singing in the gospel choir at church in Detroit as a young lady. Then Motown's Barry Gordy found out about her, just like Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, Dianna Ross and The Supremes, and on and on. All those stars from the same neighborhood basically. What an incredible story of Soul and R&B music. From the early 1960s on into the 70s, Motown was king.

[@darrenshanahan1777]

Aretha was simply amazing up with Whitney Houston and Roberta Flack as the best black lady singers! Could listen to them all day long!!❤️

[@revaflowers3115]

She was the Queen Of Soul for decades!

[@ed.z.]

Forever!

[@CharCanuck14]

Aretha will be relevant forever. RIP Queen of Soul.

[@marisagettas]

The instrument you asked about at around 2:20 is the stand up bass. It is the lowest of the string instruments. There are 4 string instruments in total. Listed from highest to lowest in terms of the sounds they make those instruments are called: violin, viola (it looks like a slightly bigger violin), cello (the one people sit to play), and bass (usually known outside of classical music as the stand-up bass, so as not to be confused with the bass guitar). I was lucky enough to play this amazing instrument for 8 years, when I was younger. It makes such stunningly beautiful low tones.

[@efellehner]

Check her performance at the Kennedy Center Honors, she sounds amazing live

[@ericsinger2692]

Listen to Aretha do "Rock Steady"

[@christinerobinson9372]

Violin. She's not "one of" anything, she is the Queen of Soul.

[@grh1993]

Aretha had a great scene in the movie “The Blues Brothers” where she sang “(You Better) Think”… great scene and awesome song.

[@yorkvillevic6528]

Al Green, boss, please. "Let's Stay Together"

[@lacyedesouza2144]

I love that you are open to listening to music from previous generations. You are able to understand the present and the future when you research your past.

[@terisinclair4073]

You need to listen to Billie Holiday, Eartha Kitt, Etta James and Lena Horne These are Legends and treasures

[@jessicalee7119]

Aretha is the Queen ! of Music ~ She is a legend.

[@richnorcal]

So recommend you watch her live performance of this song on the Kennedy Center Honors of Carol King..just magnificent

[@SC-gp7kt]

Aretha has a deep repertoire, her beginnings were in her Baptist church, where her father was the pastor, here in the city of Detroit.

[@carolking1502]

PLEASE, dive into ANY Motown!!! Motown Mondays would start your week in a soulful groove!

[@davidroseman4917]

She had one of the most iconic scenes in The Blues Brothers

[@jennhurl]

👑 The Queen of Soul 👑 ❤ "Respect" 1967 ❤ "Chain of Fools" 1968 ❤ "I Knew You Were Waiting For Me" (w/George Michael) 1987 ❤ "Think" 1968 ❤ "Freeway of Love" 1985 ❤ "Who's Zoomin' Who" 1985 ❤ "Amazing Grace" 1972 I only caught it for a second, but I believe that was a violin 🎻 in the background not an accordion. 🤷🏼‍♀️ #NoLimitNation 💯

[@LizJasonHEA]

Aretha will always be the queen of soul. I was 10 years old in 1964 and my family had just moved to Poughkeepsie New York. I got my first transistor AM radio ( look it up) lol. So I tuned in to WABC radio station in New York City and for the first time in my life I heard soul music and rock and roll music. The Beatles were playing , Aretha, James Brown, The Rolling Stones, The Supremes etc. And honestly I didn't know what race they were and I didn't care. This was music that made me want to dance and made me want to find out more about these artists. Of course back then all we had was a black and white TV and the only show that did live music was American bandstand but thank goodness Dick Clark wasn't prejudice so I got to see all of these singers when they came on the Bandstand. My mom and dad grew up listening to Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Nat King Cole. They didn't understand the music I was listening to & didn't like it at first. You keep listening there are so many singers from the '60s and '70s that really paved the way for all of the black singers now. Go through the whole Motown playbook find all of their groups and solo acts. . Some of my favorites were the Spinners, the Four Tops, The Temptations, Supremes, and Martha Reeves and the Vandellas. I'm lucky to have seen the Four tops The spinners and The Temptations live!!!

[@NonaTut]

For me, “Ain’t No Way” is her best song EVER! You have got to listen to it. Please! 🙏🏼 It will move you to absolute tears on your most joyful day. Soul stirring Twon. Trust me!

[@Manup2day]

Cello bro....that is making that sound. Bigger than a violin and smaller than a double bass. Pronounced chell low.

[@bucmcmaster]

This is the music of my youth.......reckon I was 17 when this was on the radio......everyday. So good to see and hear that this music still has appeal today. Roll on, young man, roll on.

[@msmon27]

Sister Rosetta Tharp is the godmother of rock! She sang the original Hound Dog wayyy before Elvis.

[@twinsis58]

She was bad

[@kilroygirl7347]

Respect and Chain of Fools, Aretha Franklin at her best!!!That instrument was the violin.

[@onlyme114]

You should look up when she was honored at the Kennedy Center honors. She even made then President Obama cry. She is as good as it gets. The Queen of Soul 💖💖💖

[@mollyprice1485]

She did a great duet with George Michael called I Knew You Were Waiting for Me. I really hope you do that one!!

[@reshaud81]

After Aretha you need to deep dive into Patti LaBelle territory!

[@jacqueline4514]

Oh my, YES!!!!! "Music is my life", "If Only You Knew" pure perfection!!!!!!!!

[@mic1240]

And then some Anita Baker

[@jacqueline4514]

@@mic1240 Yes!!!!!

[@StillLoveItLoud]

"Respect" is another, and "Think". P.s. damn, you're a very handsome young man and I love your reactions to music from my era! Keep exploring, it was all pretty amazing!

[@EmmaChihuahua81]

You need to watch Aretha perform this live at The Kennedy Center Honors salute to Carol King (she wrote this song for Aretha). It was one of her last major performances before she passed away.

[@ThePhilly501]

Aretha Franklin was my favorite when I was a teen with all the angst in the late 1960’s. I’d play her album “I Never Loved A Man the Way I Love You”, released in 1967. That was when I heard Respect. Then there were more albums that were all full of incredible songs. Such a jewel and National Treasure she was!

[@jeffstumpf9129]

One of the best covers ever! Carole King wrote so many great songs.

[@wnsafford1854]

Aretha's 1967 release is actually considered the original. Goffin-King-Wexler wrote it specifically for her & she was the 1st to record/release it. Carole's version wasn’t recorded/released till 1971.

[@kathyp1563]

I was first introduced to Aretha Franklin from the movie "Blues Brothers". She did one song. I had to know more, more, more! Her talent is so jaw-dropping!

[@pamelascott5702]

TWON!!!! U have GOT to jump into Aretha. She is/was THE QUEEN!!!! I remember singing her songs, including this one, when I was 3-4 years old at a bar(on the counter). I was their entertainment. I loved her even that young. "Ain't no way" is a favorite of mine.

[@murphy5243]

Must listen to Gladys Knight "The way we were"

[@andreaclarke161]

And Midnight Train To Georgia

[@adamhenry2605]

#NoLimitNation Another great catalog to dive into Twon! “Respect”, “Chain of Fools”, “Freeway of Love” are other great ones to listen to!

[@CharCanuck14]

"Freeway of Love" features the Big Man (Clarence Clemons) on sax.

[@douglasleinbach6313]

Chain of Fools

[@greatfuliam412]

I could watch your reactions all day. It really blesses my heart. I will be 65 yrs old this year so I know this music very well. For us back in the day, it was like medicine for the soul and it still is. As long as my generation lives, Motown and the oldies will never die. Please keep doing what your doing. Especially for the old folks like me who have a true appreciation for it.

[@deborahdecker7596]

Studio version of "Respect" is awesome!!

[@timothymunger3186]

You are listening to the Queen of Soul for the first time. A true legend. What a treat. I've been hearing her music almost my entire life. You have so much great music to listen to yet. So much to catch up on.

[@kennbicknell5492]

#NoLimitNation! 🔥 She is "The Queen of Soul" for a reason! She passed in 2018. *PLEASE* do "Say A Little Prayer For You" by her, next! 🔥🔥🔥YES to more classic Black singers! Sam Cooke, Diana Ross and The Supremes, Donny Hathaway, Joan Armatrading...

[@dunamisministries1311]

so glad you found her...many many classics are coming your way. You must see her in all of her glory "Aretha Franklin live at kennedy center. singing before Barack and Michelle....you won't forget it!

[@tatinagarrett6677]

You need to check out Percy Sledge! Take Time to Know Her, Dark End of the Street, My Special Prayer is my absolute favorite though! When a Man Loves a Woman is probably his most famous. He has a very unique voice! You will not be disappointed

[@artaacelo6710]

She is still the Queen of soul

[@dianelockwood9282]

Always get chills when I listen to Aretha...what soul, what heart, what feeling she sings...

[@jrdlabs]

And, Aretha's playing the piano on this, too. Sadly, she passed about three years ago at the age of 76. Hers is a deep catalog and it's worth the dive.

[@christopherbrown1248]

Such a combination of great voice, great writing and soulful fashionable style.

[@hegonefishing9122]

She is the queen, an amazing talent!

[@user-ii3vl3zy6m]

Love the moment when that mighty chorus sets in. How his eyes suddenly open wide in disbelief while he's clearly breathing harder. Priceless!

[@obvioustruths]

Strings...violin, cello .... her sisters sang the background. When music soothed the savage breast...today's music make savage beasts. Great reaction...

[@sharikraft1706]

It's so emotional to hear Aretha sing this song. I have loved this song since I was a kid...the power in Aretha's voice. I also love Carole King's version.

[@tonydelapa1911]

I enjoyed seeing and learning what this song and voice did for you. In our family, we talk about such things in broad terms under the umbrella of “heritage.” Carole King wrote and recorded this song but Aretha set it soaring and made it (and herself) more than famous. It’s more like permanently etched into the nation’s soul. Fun or funny fact about Aretha: she had 3 wardrobe changes in her casket!

[@harriettholmes539]

Your facial expressions reactions say it all.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

A SOUL CLASSIC..ROSE ROYCE "I'M GOING DOWN"..A MUST HEAR.

[@vegasbaby3669]

Facts

[@jacqueline4514]

Year I was born! Phenomenal performance by Ms. Franklin, a legend, and a phenomenal song written by Carole King, a legend in her own right. I highly recommend you listen to "Baby I Love You" by Franklin next; it's HOT!!! By the way, she was a Preacher's Daughter and got her start singing in the church 😊

[@peterhudgens8817]

Also check out these jams by Aretha Franklin "Call Me", "Day Dreaming", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Love All The Hurt Away" featuring George Benson and "Ever Changing Times" with Michael McDonald.

[@kimscott3889]

Take a listen to her singing till you come back to me, me don lemon cry. She had just past away. See don lemon cnn tribute to Aretha ❤ 🤍 💙

[@dianegoldeneye7207]

Your on 🔥 tonight. She’s the best ! You must do her right and react to RESPECT. ❤️👏 can’t wait for this. Going to listen now. Jackie Wilson Your love keeps lifting me higher. One of the more popular songs. 😊❤️. It’s 🔥

[@ivyanderson4314]

It's so good it almost hurts. Yes, please react to more Motown hits of the 60s. Nothing better.

[@wintersantiago2274]

Aretha wasn’t with Motown.

[@lindapowers8592]

The Queen of Soul. Decades of songs. RIP One of her sisters and a cousin were two of her back up singers. Met her sister once in the mid 80’s. We all lived in Detroit. Respect Pink Cadillac Spanish Harlem A Rose Is Still A Rose

[@armadillotoe]

Aretha is and always will be the Queen of Soul. RIP. You are missed.

[@Lolo-zs2eo]

She was great. Wish I had some of her albums. None in my collection. Keep reacting to her, they get better and better.

[@americanaforever6725]

Keep bringing these legendary Motown artists. One of the greatest, and one of my favorite, genres in pop music history. Aretha, Stevie, Marvin, Supremes, Tops, Temptations, Smokey and so many others

[@Melissa-sk8se]

Hail, hail, The Queen of Soul.

[@brookebond2390]

that voice reduces me to tears of joy every time

[@nancyspencer2504]

OMG so missing out SHE iS THE QUEEN OF EVERYTHING

[@SC-gp7kt]

From the womb I grew up here in Motown with "Aunt" Aretha's music. My absolute favorite female vocalist of all time. She played the piano too. R.I.P. Queen of Soul. 💜🎶💜🎶💜🎶

[@armadillotoe]

I miss MOWTOWN. I am glad I was young during those days.

[@SC-gp7kt]

@@armadillotoe I miss it too. Yes I feel fortunate to have been witness to one of the greatest eras in music. Have you ever heard Paul Carrack's music? He's got some tunes that are straight out of the Motown catalogue (some he wrote, some are covers). Different flavor but satisfying nonetheless 💜🔥

[@kevinmauldin6123]

Aretha never sang for Motown.

[@SC-gp7kt]

Technically she was under the Atlantic label, bu she was still a mega presence here in Motown, and Barry Gordy considered her part of that family.

[@carolynl.higgins6206]

Great job Twon -- Old soul in young body. I like the respect you give the "way-makers." You do all genres well. First found you through your PTX reaction. Keep it balanced -- some old and some new. Much love young man. Keep up the good work

[@susannezezon1962]

Aretha. So powerful.

[@jackiegreene380]

As an old person(50ish), it’s so nice to see you connecting with the past. Good music, the greats!

[@sabrinakimmons888]

QUEEN OF SOUL!¡!!!!!!!

[@angelacase2331]

I must have taken my musical exposure for granted. I've got a few years on you, but this was considered an oldie when I was a kid. I'm still surprised when I see these videos and people still haven't heard some of these classics

[@karensheline6958]

When she hugged her Mama, I cried!

[@markdrinkwater1508]

The greatest voice in recording history.

[@jamomathews9890]

That's why we keep saying she is, was and will always be our Queen 👑. Young man you really make me smile 😁 Now that you've heard how she feels, you should listen to her giving him something he can feel

[@grendelz]

You should watch her do this live at the Kennedy Center. She tears the house down, makes Obama cry.

[@kbrodeur]

beautiful, wonderful, inspiring, lovely, this song is a goat of positivity.

[@lisamunro5358]

This is great! I think you would dig Fats Domino, either Blueberry Hill or Ain't That a Shame. I'm shocked there are so few reactions to his greatness.

[@lisadannaker8063]

Aretha is the Queen!!

[@pamelajones-meadows7627]

SIP QUEEN AND THANKS FOR THE JOY YOU BROUGHT.

[@sharonpate5481]

The Queen of Soul 👑☮️♥️😎

[@Ren-ns3lo]

Why are you so adorable??? Watching you is like mainlining happiness!

[@rollomaughfling380]

02:27 lol that's a string section, my friend. (The squeeze box you're thinking of is a concertina.)

[@nlee2281]

Queen Aretha died in '18. The King, Elvis, and Aretha both both died on 8/16. Most people don't realize what a musical genius she was. From her piano and composing skills in childhood to singing opera. Aretha is truly the Queen.

[@maggies188]

Great pick Twon!! She has soooo many amazing songs. Do more of her, any song.. Thanks Twon!!!

[@TexasMagnolia]

Aretha, you are forever loved. Rest with the Lord you loved so much.

[@michaelcaddy8690]

I listened to Aretha all the time growing up.

[@raymcarthur3870]

What a Great song ! She is a The Queen!

[@petermachare5711]

Aretha could take great songs from other artists like this one from Carole King or Respect from Otis Redding and record the definitive version of that song. I also love her early recordings for Columbia, especially Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody. Her appearance in the Blues Brothers movie is great fun.