First time hearing | Tony Bennet - i left my heart in San Francisco | reaction

[@dagmar.6954]

So sad that another great legend is gone! Tony had one of the longest active careers of any artist starting in the 30's till only a few years ago. He has a huge library of songs & collaborated with many of the best artists out there. Thankfully he has left us a great legacy of music.

[@Tribblepuppy]

Tony was part of the era of the big singers, which included Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Bing Crosby, and others. It was their voices, backed by great orchestras, that made them popular. You should explore the Big Bands that included Glen Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Cab Calloway, Jimmy Dorsey, and many others. That is the music I grew up listening to.

[@richardhargrave6082]

Ageless, amazing voice He left a fantastic legacy

[@pamagnolia]

Fabulous, iconic voice! His signature song. Loved this!! Tony was 96 when he died.

[@paulvalerius3674]

Saw him 3 times. A great voice and interpreter of songs.

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

Saw Tony live at the Hilton Hotel Ballroom in San Fran, 2001...with just a 3 piece band of piano, bass and drums, He kept us happy all night..It felt like we were guests in his home!! While the crowd was leaving afterwards, I heard some college kids say, "Man, how come people don't make music like that anymore--It was so sweet and pure" When people like U2 and Lady Gaga wanna record with ya, that's when you knew how great of a person and singer he was..

[@TheGotoGeek]

It’s a tribute to Tony that he sang so convincingly of a city he didn’t even visit that often! The part about “your golden sun will shine for me,” really tells you that the writer didn’t spend a lot of time there. Tony Bennet led a great life. His career only recently ended, when Alzheimer’s started to take his mind away. In those 7 decades he worked with everyone from Frank Sinatra to Lady Gaga. He was also unflinching in his support for civil rights, matching with Dr King when it was not the safe or popular thing to do. Tony Bennett was one of a kind, and we will never see his like again. May he rest in peace.

[@oldmanghost219]

😎Good morning from Florida. I favored Rock & Roll way back then but I did like Tony Bennet and this song - i left my heart in San Francisco. I even recorded the concert with Lady Gaga this past year. RIP ♥ Great reaction

[@francinefernandes2007]

Sadly we recently lost Mr Tony Bennett, this takes me back to my childhood when mum would play these records on our radiogram and we didn't have a care in the world. An absolutely amazing beautiful voice and song❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mattsmith2760]

Love your purely emotional response to the music. I get to experience the music again like it’s the first time hearing it. I wish I could have seen Tony perform - Last of the great crooners.

[@lisapeek1]

This song makes me cry. My dad was born in SF in 1927 and spent the most of his life there. I too was born there. He loved this song and would sing it all time. We played it at his funeral.😢❤

[@allanhugo9213]

Her description of Tony Bennett is right on the button!.

[@thomastimlin1724]

From the point of "When I come home to you" line I always get chills up and down my spine, the power and the feeling is just so amazing. His breath control and interpretation make Sinatra and the others look like amateurs, and they would be the first to admit that. Tony had 20 Grammys in his life time...I like Sarah's hair today...

[@nollaeel5697]

Such beautiful comments.

[@susanpeterson9947]

One of the greatest of the Crooner generation. Rest In Peace, sir.

[@lisafayepranger8561]

there are a few by him that I just LOVELOVELOVE. Two are gorgeous but bittersweet..."It was me" another is "When Joanna Loved Me" and his version of "I Concentrate on You" is as good as Fred Astaire's version (which was written by him by Cole Porter)

[@paulvalerius3674]

He was 96. Listen to him and lady Gaga They did a duet album

[@michaelvarble4392]

This is back when music was real and had meaning. He'd be ashamed of what has happened to SF

[@apk257]

Wow, the other day I saw you listening to Joni Mitchell, who I listed to all the time in the 70's, and now you're listening to my mother's music lol. I love your videos. You have such an open mind and are so into learning. BTW, Tony Bennett was still making music even recently.

[@peterbland7227]

I sang “Fly Me To The Moon” and nailed it last year at a karaoke bar. Then I cockily tried to do this song and failed miserably. It takes incredible breath control to try and duplicate what Tony Bennett could do in his prime.

[@novusmundi]

His best love song is Stranger in Paradise. My favorite dance song by him is Rags to Riches.

[@mayolson2]

❤

[@jdw9397]

🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@pres96ton]

There were 2 great singers of this style. Tony and Frank Sinatra. Sinatra was known as THE VOICE . Listen to his MY WAY from Madison Square Garden....NEW YORK NEW YORK....OLD MAN RIVER from 1946. Sinatra was the first super star....

[@nedeast6845]

I left my teeth in San Franciso, high on that hill, they smile at me (Spike Milligan)

[@pres96ton]

These were Jazz Singes. Listen to Billie Holiday......Sweet and Melow or Soft and Mellow???? with a dozen of the jazz great musicians and Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald SUMMERTIME.

[@IXGIGACHADXI]

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