FIRST TIME HEARING Candi Staton - Young Hearts Run Free REACTION

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[@hustledude]

Not just a hint of disco but it is straight up disco, this song is a true classic of the genre

[@MuyalaMateyo]

Its disco 120%

[@tlw1950]

Ladies and Gentlemen, this is disco!

[@laniersmith1798]

Absolutely Disco Classic, I was dancing to it in clubs across San Francisco in the late 70’s.

[@poppingjaz]

Stanton was in a bad abusive relationship and she relayed this to her producer who wrote the song for her. Great track

[@janetjenkins4203]

The words of this song is what's so powerful about the song! ❤

[@earth2kosmickitty]

Omgossssh so very powerful! I've been requesting this to diff reactors for what seems like years lol This song is my big sister's fave song, she'd sing it when we were growing up. She's a breast cancer survivor, and every time I hear this, (which is often lol ) I just smile overcome with nostalgia just thinking of the good times we had in the Summer...🥰Thank u Jay & Amber, God bless u both! 🥰🥰🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@Dinnerthedaythebanksareopen]

@@earth2kosmickitty Did you grow up in the 70s? I have heard older people say this song was a huge hit in the 70s but yet nobody ever acknowledges this song or the singer.

[@earth2kosmickitty]

@@Dinnerthedaythebanksareopen Hi Valerie, yes I grew up in the 70s. I'm Gen-X, coming on 57 years old in June, Lord willing. I can't speak for everyone else, but me and my household loved Candi Staton! I was a little girl at the time, but I would hear her music constantly on the radio. Like I said in another comment, my big sis loved her music, and we'd all sing along to "Young Hearts Run Free"! ☺ I agree, I think more people should acknowledge her and her contributions to music. She doesn't get near the attention here on youtube that she deserves! I followed her career off and on, she was Candi Staton-Sussewell I believe at the time she gave her heart to the Lord. I remember hearing her tell her story and struggles with alcoholism and her Husband's drug addiction on Christian tv, back in the 90s, and it was both riveting and compelling!

[@Dinnerthedaythebanksareopen]

@@earth2kosmickitty That makes perfect sense. I’m 23 but grew up listening to lots of 70s & 60s music. I was curious because Candi, Linda Clifford, The Stylistics & Love Unlimited never get mentioned even though they obviously shaped the sound of the 70s

[@earth2kosmickitty]

@@Dinnerthedaythebanksareopen Oh wow, u have amazing musical taste and sound like an "Old soul" like me. 🥰My first exposure to music was of course through my parents. They were known as the "Silent Generation". I basically cut my teeth on Blues, R&B, Jazz, etc. They played everything from Nat King Cole to Al Green. I love the Stylistics, and yes, I agree 100 that these artists and others helped shape the sound of the 70s! And yes, Linda Clifford should get more mention, as well as Love Unlimited, loved them!!! I might also give an honorable mention to Randy Crawford. She was/is also an amazing musical treasure that should be explored by more reactors!

[@theresabranford3527]

She is now 83 and still touring! Fabulous ❤

[@carladavis1473]

Damn, I didn't know that

[@PhillipGreen-ob2my]

Black don't crack ❤❤❤

[@thegingergyrl455]

This song was in Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo and Juliet in 1996. It’s an up tempo version by Kim Mazelle and it’s a centerpiece song in several scenes. I love it! I still listen to that soundtrack regularly.

[@JustTanya.]

This is exactly what I thought too. I just remember the scene where Mercutio was dancing to this while dressed in drag. 😂

[@rachelarruda-decell7244]

Yes! That song is why I checked this video out. I love the version from the film but have never heard the original.

[@lightlantern]

Killer Version & An Even More Killer Soundtrack!!

[@carolynquinn8325]

@@JustTanya. Ha - same! would love to see Jay and Amber's reaction to the film. They'll recognize Mercutio as Link from the Matrix movies.

[@Spiderific]

That's a great soundtrack

[@erwinmonti5066]

What a great song what a great artist and I really like the fact that you could understand every single word. She said unlike today in the last 30 years of garbage music.

[@htbald1]

This song has been so fabulously remixed over the years that it's OFFICIALLY A DANCE CLASSIC!

[@mowerdan8133]

This was very much considered Disco. It came out in 1976, which was Disco's first unofficial year, along with late 1975. There were tons of great Disco tunes with great singers with powerful vocals.

[@carolmartin4413]

Love her voice and this song definitely has that disco vibe.

[@timcarr6401]

Candi gives me Gladys Knight vibes.

[@stephintheatre6335]

Its is a disco song

[@titoclayton7170]

Just heard it on studio 54 radio

[@randomanton]

@@timcarr6401 definitely

[@TranquiloTrev]

Greatest song of the 70's.

[@richardworonowicz9076]

This was a massive disco hit in the UK in the late 1970s, people would always be dancing to this. You could have seen this on video on BBC 1 -TOP OF THE POPS

[@dawnbailey1132]

I've always liked her and still do. She sings gospel now.

[@IENetworkTV]

HER SONGS VICTIM i still play till this day

[@kenperkins7921]

CANDI IS ANOTHER OF THE THhe great Alabama singer's of the 60s and 70s! TRY HER Hot song, Sure as Sin! Sizzling ! CANDI STATTON !

[@lamusiclover2264]

Her other big dance hit was "Victim" a good song too. She is now a gospel singer.

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

My parents told me that I used to sing along to Victim in the car when I was a toddler, but I don't recall. But I still love that song. Hope they listen to the long version of it when/if they get around to it.

[@MuyalaMateyo]

Cindi Staton is a legend 🎉

[@drc1989]

I've always liked this song. Candi Staton has a sincere voice. 🎶🎶🎶👍

[@user-pl5fd1ik9s]

Im Mexican but I always heard those beatiful songs on American Top 40 with Casey Kasem on KRIO McAllen Texas. Young Hearts Run Free by Candi Staton Climbed to Number 20 on August 21st 1976 and stay there for one week.

[@1042Rocky]

The 70's was the beginning of the me, myself and I generation. Candi Stanton had a string of 'Disco' hits back then

[@michelefaucher4180]

Yes that was so disco.

[@heyhey1956]

Canzetta Maria "Candi" Staton is an American singer-songwriter, best known in the United States for her 1970 remake of Tammy Wynette's "Stand by Your Man" and her 1976 disco chart-topper "Young Hearts Run Free". This lady is 83 years old now!

[@richardhargrave6082]

I love her voice. You Got The Love, is an amazing track she did (or was sampled on) with the sauce is one of m y favourite tracks

[@dawnpatrol700]

One of very few disco songs with deep lyrics " encourage the babies" " self preservation". Most disco lyrics were shake your booty type of stuff lol

[@alliethomas4146]

Woop woop the only song on the jukebox in the youth club😆 good job we all loved 😍 this was disco to us in the 70s love to watch ya both enjoying proper music, made with real instruments❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@dwainwilder7337]

Great song! She had quite a few dance hits from the late 70s and early 80s as well. “Victim” and “When You Wake Up Tomorrow” were huge hits for her back then. The “A” in her last name Is pronounced as a long “A” (as in the word state). Those two songs I mentioned were all so popular in the NYC dance clubs.

[@gotterdan6047]

Candi Staton also does a fantastic cover of the Bee Gees - Night on Broadway.

[@earth2kosmickitty]

Yassss omgosh they simply must check that one out!!! 🥰🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@carolmillins9199]

I'll second that❤

[@kaspey29]

I was going to suggest this myself.

[@michaellombard894]

I've said it 1000 times, the R&B and Soul of the 70s was absolutely outstanding. I was in Jr High and HS and it literally changed my life. Yes early disco influences for sure. This was what 74-75?

[@tlw1950]

1976

[@michaelwiggan7437]

I was a child when this song debuted, it's message was still loud and clear: You get one life - never put anyone or anything above your own well-being! Take care of yourself, first! what profound lyrics, about woman's dignity and breaking free from life struggles: She says "my mind must be free to learn all I can about me", "self preservation is what's really going on today"; "I'm going to love me for the rest of my days"...wow true today and always.

[@nigelturner3251]

This was a massive Disco hit in the 70’s. Seems like yesterday.

[@carolinekennedy3689]

This fantastic track was all over the British radio during the hottest Summer of 1976 - happy, carefree memories! 📻🌞

[@raymondfrancis2983]

I was born in 1977 so likely conceived to this song

[@mtsula]

​@@raymondfrancis2983 Why guess? Ask!🤭

[@spud8284]

Disco done well is just such a timeless vibe ❤🎉

[@acribbis1817]

I can't dance but this one never fails to get me up on the dancefloor! Happy days of my youth and the long hot summer of 1976 here in the UK. 2 great R&B/Disco tracks battling for the No. 1 slot on the charts, this one and 'You To Me Are Everything' by The Real Thing....worth a listen!

[@annesmith2259]

Hell of a voice on her ❤

[@rken3116]

Back then this was more like a soft Disco jam. Amazing song still listening today.

[@Musicvegan01]

Disco is just a sub-genre of Rhythm & Blues and so are soul, funk, New Jack Swing, house, Latin Freestyle, Latin soul, electrofunk, zydeco, neo soul, adult R&B, southern soul, soul jazz, smooth jazz, acid jazz, Chicago soul, etc. R&B itself developed from Black gospel/spirituals and many of the early R&B/soul singers either started in gospel or sang in church. Some early R&B (& rock n roll too) songs were originally gospel songs with the words changed to secular topics. Thomas A Dorsey, who is considered to be the "father of gospel", also wrote blues songs. Most of these genre titles were made up by the record labels, radio DJs, or the music press for marketing reasons. They were not usually made up by the artists themselves. Miles Davis & Nina Simone did not like the word "jazz", and Hall & Oates have said in interviews they hated the title "blue eyed soul". At one time, any music by Black artists was officially called "race music" and "country & western" was originally called "hillbilly" by the labels.

[@codystephens6570]

Now check out her song “He Called Me Baby”. It’s my favorite of hers.

[@brucecsnell]

And pair it with Candi by One Eskimo.

[@codystephens6570]

@@brucecsnell yep!!

[@knew3355]

Yeah, I think I would put this in the genre of disco, such a great song from a great voice, I’ve always loved it. It almost has a “beach music” vibe too (Carolina folks know 😉). I’ll have to look back to check, but if you guys haven’t done Thelma Houston’s “Don’t Leave Me This Way”, please add it to the to-do list. Another R&B/disco song from a powerhouse voice! And you can’t help but move with that one either.

[@mtinta2000]

Because in the 70s we were always dancing! Wherever, whenever, however. That's why a lot of the songs have that "let's dance disco vibe".

[@trjbrew]

An all time favorite! For more 70's r&b try Marlena Shaw "California Soul," Gloria Gaynor's "Never can say goodbye" and Denise Williams "Free".

[@matthewchance8835]

My dad [RIP] loved this song & had it on a 45 RPM single. This is a very nice song. Love the way she sings

[@bgvan37]

Just love when youngins finally hear our music.... Candi is preaching to you young nd inexperienced girls.....

[@ArchieGe]

Classic & Timeless

[@philrob1978]

Such a beautiful song, with a timeless, powerful message - so glad you got round to this one!

[@matthewthomas7418]

This is such a classic tune 🙂

[@rainycakey1056]

This has to be my favourite song ever, never fails to give me a lift and get me singing at the top of my voice. Have requested it to be played at my funeral, with instructions for everyone to dance. Just wish I could be there to see it....

[@seanellio]

This may be from the 70's, but she has never stopped putting out music. Still out there doing her thing.

[@LASongwriter]

One of my all-time favorite songs from my early days at the dance clubs - DISCO - in the 70's. You should also check out "Victim" and "When You Wake Up Tomorrow," along with a few others. The album pictured is EXCELLENT! BTW, her last name is pronounced "STAY-ton."

[@LASongwriter]

Her follow-up to "Young Hearts Run Free" was "Victim," which includes the line: "I told you young hearts run free, when I didn't listen to myself." - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYWUZKx_ib9qmZI

[@Gloren50]

So much of the pre-Disco 1970s R&B was considered 'dance music' and was played in dance clubs, both gay and straight, across the country. This song from Candi Staton, was often played in the gay dance clubs of the 1970s. The first time I heard it was in a dance club in Seattle called Shelly's Leg. I don't think I've heard the song since then! So, thanks for reacting to it! It brought back memories...

[@sandgrownun66]

Her surname is pronounced Stayton. This is something I've been highlighting where needed, for the last couple of decades.

[@christopherrobertson8098]

One of the best voices in the business

[@amandabispo2949]

I've always really liked this song...then they used it in Romeo & Juliet (1990s Leonardo DeCaprio and Claire Danes version) and made me LOVE it!!

[@maxcamp2249]

If you love Amy Winehouse, you should react to Mercy by Duffy! Great voice and won a Grammy

[@rayeckert242]

Disco gold through and through. It makes my soul soar to incredible heights.

[@carlbaker7242]

That inspiring, feel good song. ❤ Excellent choice Amber.

[@lolalilolily]

Urban legend has it Elvis send her a note thanking her for her cover of 'In The Ghetto'. She was mostly known in the 70's and 80's but had another hit in 1999 together with The Source - You Got The Love. Please react to some more of her songs! My favorite is 'He Called Me Baby'❤🙏

[@IceManTX69]

Love the bari sax pumping away in the background of the chorus.

[@bigsteve9279]

1986 Big Pop Hit ~ SWINGOUT SISTER ~ ‘Breakout’

[@subwaygoddess1]

We used to dance and sing along to this song on the '70's disco dancefloors. It is a favorite. The DJs would put this on to let the crowd catch our breath from the dancing songs that were intense.

[@stephintheatre6335]

Beautiful old disco classic with a great voice

[@renatocarlson1930]

She also had the great "You got the love" and "Nights on broadway"

[@amosglitterz2649]

This whole genre of full orchestra with the rhythm section is just special. No computer generated sounds. They had to get the whole orchestra in there with the sound engineers, etc. The Philly sound and others. Great era.

[@icmman7]

this is a 100% disco song of FIRE!!!

[@kzfive]

I was 11 when this song came out. Love this song.

[@davidruvalcaba6740]

Oh my God !!!! I love this song. Reminds of my high school day, hitting the parties and clubs and dancing to this tune. 🎶🎶

[@Skeezer66]

This was a song that was played on repeat all the time! There's something about that chorus that feels epic!

[@jameslonergan5840]

Nice to see you review Candi Staton. She was one of the artists very popular in the dance clubs. I suggest you review Hazell Dean is an English dance-pop singer, who achieved her biggest success in the 1980s as a leading hi-NRG artist. She is best known for the top-ten hits in the United Kingdom "Searchin'", "Whatever I Do" and "Who's Leaving Who". and Pamala Stanley is an American disco and Hi-NRG singer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. She scored several dance/club hits from the late 1970s to the late 1980s.

[@edgardramosfonsecafilho7847]

In my country, Brazil, this song was very successful on radio stations and played in clubs.

[@krober147]

I was 9 years old when this was released. Beautiful Disco vibe. The lyrics are 🔥 🔥 FIRE

[@matlocklane687]

Played every night at the disco of my youth. It still transports me back to those days.

[@auldfouter8661]

Her song " You Got The Love" is one of my most favourite tracks ever ! The Florence and The Machine cover of it was not in the same class.

[@fuzzydan4544]

Bless you all too for giving us all a bit of the past.

[@robinbailey5715]

My mother brought this record on a 45 rpm vinyl when it first came out and still have that record today. Bring back memories.

[@talon8537]

You guys must do a reaction to "Hey Mickey" by Toni Basil on a Female Friday.

[@kategeraghty2591]

Love Candi!!! A fav is He called me baby. So good!!

[@djwreck1200]

"self preservation is what's really going on today" FIRE!!!!!

[@DeAnne1233]

This song was used in the movie Romeo and Juliet (DiCaprio, Danes, Leguizamo). I was 16 so this was the version of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet shown in English class at school, for the 90’s generation. Romeo and Juliet represented that Young Love being encouraged, despite the unaccepting and unacceptable society. Also touching on the acceptance of cross dressing, rainbow and culturally pushed elements throughout (gun violence, racial, generational, etc) leading to mental illness and self harm. It changed the way that I ear the full song. The full song is more about teaching your kids not to fall into life altering traps and staying there, want more for your life than mediocre, live your life as if the Young Love you feel is for yourself and your future, with Hope, instead of regret.

[@ohfour-seven6228]

Love this song, it was a big radio hit in the 70's. Another from Candi, When You Wake Up Tomorrow. It's another great song, I know you'll love it too!

[@kimcutts6153]

As much as I LOVE ELO, this song right here is my all-time 70s favourite favourite FAVOURITE record...... Never clicked that button so fast as I did when I saw you were reacting to this STELLAR song. Could you picture it, teenage girls dancing down at the Disco. I have sooo many great memories of back then. ❤💃🎙🎶

[@teonscott2406]

Aww yes!! Ms Candi Staton!!

[@alexanderbeta-werburghii6176]

I love this song, it brings back powerful memories of teenage years and first experiences. This is a super popular classic Disco hit [there are many more to look forward to]; some of the slower more soulful disco was played at the end of the night for smooching. - 'R&B' meant something very different in the 70's - rock versions of blues imports from the 60's and early 70's, like early Led Zeppelin at it's best, but more commonly associated with amateur turgid pub bands until punk put a stop to it.

[@EddieLopez711]

Love going back in time here brings back memories of the music. Thank you 😁

[@mdennis9496]

Thought I read she passed away. GREAT to know she is still kicking👍🏼 I stand corrected

[@WeArePoleGem]

DISCO in tha HOUSE❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@StuartJ]

Great song. Hope we get some more Kate Bush. The duet she did with Peter Gabriel is a must listen.

[@suegreene7841]

I don’t think most of us like Kate Bush maybe they do I’m not sure

[@StuartJ]

@@suegreene7841 have you heard Don't Give Up?

[@suegreene7841]

@@StuartJ no I haven’t but I will check it out…to be fair!

[@RalphCurtis]

Wow, this was an awesome song . . memories . . I use to work at the Paradise Garage in New York.. this was one of those songs that fill the floor.

[@whodatguy8213]

Great memories with this one. One of my mom’s favorite songs. This and Mighty Love by The Spinners

[@ukiahsguitarsolos3436]

Love the Kiss shirt! This was a definite disco song from 1976! Great vibe!

[@jimrodda]

As a DJ in the 70s, 80s and 90s Candi Staton was certainly a disco hit, another was The O'Jays Love Train and The Philadelphia All Stars, Let's clean up the ghetto, I was in my 20s in the 70s fantastic time 😎

[@mariomenezes5974]

You can't help but smile.

[@garageflowerrrr]

You hear this at every party in the UK, household favourite, even now. 🧡

[@langdale55]

From the long hot summer of ‘76. I remember it well. Another great Candi Staton track is her cover of the Bee Gees’ Nights on Broadway

[@emersondossantos8654]

Que som maravilhoso!!! realmente os anos 70 foram sem dúvida uma década inesquecivel.

[@morrinpat7154]

This is 100% disco😂

[@deepfriedscotsman2860]

This was a Big Disco song back in the 70s

[@johnandrews3151]

This song was a hit on the Disco Chart!😊

[@ArchieGe]

Donna Summer was Euro Disco produced by Giorgo Moroder Synthesizer Wizz at that time The US Disco always had more R&B Roots

[@philipwhatcott1964]

A very distinct and beautiful voice.

[@blastingweevil2968]

what a banger of a tune !!! back in the day it was huge !!!

[@glennryan4889]

Danced to this soooo many times, now I've been married to the girl I was dancing with for 45 years.... it was RnB/disco.

[@joannetyndall3625]

Ah I feel like I've been dancing and singing to this my whole life!

[@isacf2598]

LOVEEEE Her ❤

[@brucecsnell]

I can't hear anything by Candi without thinking of the hit she had with "He Called Me Baby" a song so good that a group called One Eskimo wrote a song named "Candi" about her and He Called Me Baby. Both are great songs but done as a set (hers first) it's spectacular.

[@johnmcgloson6570]

1975 my mom.loved young hearts run free danced danced danced